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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

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How do you do question 7 part 3?
for least value of arg z means the smallest angle possible
ths means the tangent to the cricle must be such tht it makes the least possible angle
so u draw the tangent from starting point O to where it makes the least possible angle with the circle
u calculate modulus of z by assuming the tangent the hypotenus of a right angled triangle.
use pythagoras theorem or sin rule if u want.
the O will be the radius of the circle
the H will the moduls of z
use sin rule. its easier.
 
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I did it in this way is it right?.. sorry for the sloppy handwriting !!
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How to solve trigonometrical equations within the range of -180<x<180? Is there a specific rule for it? For example, tan x = 45 and sin 2x = 2 sin x
solve the trig normally.
to make the answer in range...always add or subtract 360 from it.
if the angle is x there shld be 2 solutions...but if despite adding or subtracting 360..one answer doesnt fall in range...give both answers...BUT rewrite the real answer which is in range for example.... x =45 and x =190
but the quest range is 0<x<180
so x = 45 for 0<x<180 <---------WRITE LIKE THIS
 
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