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for all positive angles less than 360°, if csc csc (2x+30°)=cos cos (3y-15°), the sum of x and y is?​

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Answer:

35 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

for all positive angles less than 360°, if csc (2x+30°)= cos (3y-15°), the sum of x and y is?​

Let the given expression be equal to 1, hence;

csc (2x+30°)= cos (3y-15°) = 1

csc (2x+30°) = 1

1/sin(2x+30) = 1

1 = sin(2x+30)

sin(2x+30) = 1

2x+30 = arcsin(1)

2x+30 = 90

2x = 90-30

2x = 60

x = 60/2

x = 30 degrees

Get the value of y;

cos (3y-15°) = 1

3y - 15 = arccos (1)

3y - 15= 0

3y = 0+15

3y = 15

y = 15/3

y = 5

Sum of x and y;

x+y = 30 + 5

x+y = 35degrees

Hence the sum of x and y is 35 degrees