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let pheta be an acute angle. if cos2pheta+cos^2pheta=1, then cospheta=

2/3
1
√6/3
√2/3​

Sagot :

The required value of  value of cospheta = √2/3​, here correct option is d) √2/3​.

The given equation is a Trignomatric Equation,
cos2pheta+cos^2pheta = 1

What are trigonometric equations?

These are the equation which contains trigonometric operators such as sin, cos.. etc.. In algebraic operation.



cos2pheta + cos^2pheta = 1
Now we know that,

[tex]cos2x[/tex] = [tex]cos^2x -1[/tex]

so, substituting  cos2pheta = 2cos^2pheta - 1
2cos^2pheta-1 + cos^2peta = 1
3cos^2peta = 2
cos^2pheta = 2/3
cospheta = √2/3​

Thus, the required value for the cospheta = √2/3​.

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