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Question
If `2sin(θ + π/3) = cos(θ - π/6)`, then tan θ, = ______.
Options
`sqrt(3)`
`-1/sqrt(3)`
`1/sqrt(3)`
`-sqrt(3)`
MCQ
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Solution
If `2sin(θ + π/3) = cos(θ - π/6)`, then tan θ, = `underlinebb(-sqrt(3))`.
Explanation:
`2sin(θ + π/3) = cos(θ - π/6)`
`\implies 2[sinθ cos π/3 + cos θ sin π/3] = cos θ cos π/6 + sin θ sin π/6`
`\implies 2[sinθ/2 + cosθ (sqrt(3)/2)] = cosθ(sqrt(3)/2) + sinθ(1/2)`
`\implies sin θ + sqrt(3)cosθ = sqrt(3)/2 cosθ + 1/2 sinθ`
`\implies 1/2 sinθ = (-sqrt(3))/2 cos θ`
`\implies` tan θ = `-sqrt(3)`
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