I have studied this chapter.but I am unable to solve this.Please explain both of these in detail.It will be very kind of you If you solve both of the questions instead of pretending that SORRY WE COULD NOT HANDLE MORE THAN TWO QUESTION IN ONE ASKING: 1].If sin inverse x -cos inverse x =pi/6 then x is- 1.1/2 2.(root 3)/2 3.-1/2 4.0 2].If cos (x-y),cos x and cos(x+y) are in H.P. then Mod cos x.sec y/2 mod equals 1).1 2).2 3).Root 2 4).None of these IT COSTS RS.10 RUPEES TO ASK A SINGLE QUESTION !!!!!!
Asked by Om Prakash Arya
| 22nd Jan, 2014,
12:17: AM
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Given cos(x-y), cosx, cos(x+y). are in HP
So, 1/cos(x-y), 1/cos x, 1/cos (x+y) are in AP
Therefore,
2/ cos x = 1/ cos(x-y) + 1/cos (x+y)
2/cosx = [cos (x+y) + cos (x-y) ] / [cos(x-y) . cos (x+y)]
2/ cosx = 2 cos(x) cos (y) / cos2x - sin2y
1/ cosx = cos(x) cos (y) / cos2x - sin2y
By cross multiplication,
cos2 x . cosy = cos2x - sin2y
cos2x - cos2x . cosy = sin2y = 1 - cos2y
cos2x [1- cosy] = (1 - cosy)(1+ cosy)
cos2x = 1 + cosy
cos2x = 2 cos2(y/2)
cos2x/ cos2(y/2) = 2
cos2x sec2(y/2) = 2
cosx sec(y/2) = +sqrt(2) or -sqrt(2)
|cosx sec(y/2)| = sqrt(2)
Given cos(x-y), cosx, cos(x+y). are in HP
So, 1/cos(x-y), 1/cos x, 1/cos (x+y) are in AP
Therefore,
2/ cos x = 1/ cos(x-y) + 1/cos (x+y)
2/cosx = [cos (x+y) + cos (x-y) ] / [cos(x-y) . cos (x+y)]
2/ cosx = 2 cos(x) cos (y) / cos2x - sin2y
1/ cosx = cos(x) cos (y) / cos2x - sin2y
By cross multiplication,
cos2 x . cosy = cos2x - sin2y
cos2x - cos2x . cosy = sin2y = 1 - cos2y
cos2x [1- cosy] = (1 - cosy)(1+ cosy)
cos2x = 1 + cosy
cos2x = 2 cos2(y/2)
cos2x/ cos2(y/2) = 2
cos2x sec2(y/2) = 2
cosx sec(y/2) = +sqrt(2) or -sqrt(2)
|cosx sec(y/2)| = sqrt(2)
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| 22nd Jan, 2014,
02:22: PM
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