Question
Question: Solve: \( {{\sin }^{2}}{{60}^{\circ }}+{{\cos }^{2}}\left( 3x-{{9}^{\circ }} \right)=1 \) ....
Solve: sin260∘+cos2(3x−9∘)=1 .
Solution
Hint: At first take the term cos2(3x−9∘) from left to right hand side so we get, sin260∘=1−cos2(3x−9∘) after that we will use the identity sin2θ+cos2θ=1 and use it as 1−cos2θ=sin2θ and then take θ as 3x−9∘ and then further solve it to find value of x.
Complete step-by-step answer:
In the question we are given the equation sin260∘+cos2(3x−9∘)=1 and we have to find the value of x such that it satisfies the equation.
So, we are given the equation, sin260∘+cos2(3x−9∘)=1 .
Now we will take cos2(3x−9∘) left to right hand side so we get,
sin260∘=1−cos2(3x−9∘) .
We all know the identity that sin2θ+cos2θ=1 .
So, we can also write it as sin2θ=1−cos2θ now will take θ as 3x−9∘ so we get,
sin260∘=1−cos2(3x−9∘) or, sin260∘=sin2(3x−9∘) .
So from this we can write that 60∘=3x−9∘ .
Now subtracting 3x from both the sides we get,
60∘−3x=3x−9∘−3x or, 60∘−3x=−9∘ .
Now subtracting 60∘ from both the sides we get,
60∘−3x−60∘=−9∘−60∘ or, −3x=−69 .
Hence the value of x will be −3−69 or, 23
So, the answer is 23.
Note: Also we can do this question by another way by directly using the identity that sin2θ+cos2θ=1 and compare it with sin260∘+cos2(3x−9∘)=1 . Then we can say that 3x−9∘=60∘ and then solve it to get the value of x.