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Question : 42 of 120
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Solution:
Firstly, we need to simplify the expression inside the square root:
√15+cot2(‌−2cot−13).
Let's start by simplifying the term inside the cotangent function:
‌−2cot−13.
If we let
x=cot−13, then by definition:
cot‌x=3.
Thus,
x=cot−13.
Now we need to find:
cot(‌−2x).
Using the cotangent subtraction formula:
cot(A−B)=‌| cot‌A‌cot‌B+1 |
| cot‌B−cot‌A |
Here,
A=‌ and
B=2x.
Since
cot(‌)=1, we have:
cot(‌−2cot−13)=‌Next, we need to find
cot(2cot−13). Using the double-angle formula for cotangent:
cot(2θ)=‌.
In this case,
θ=cot−13, so
cot(θ)=3.
Then, we get:
cot(2θ)=‌=‌=‌=‌‌. ‌Therefore,
cot(2cot−13)=‌.
cot(‌−2cot−13)=‌=‌=‌=‌=7‌. ‌Finally, substituting this result into the original expression gives:
√15+cot2(‌−2cot−13)=√15+72=√15+49=√64=8‌. ‌
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