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Question
If 4k = tan2 60° − 2 cosec2 30° − 2 tan2 30°, then find the value of k.
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Solution
Given:
4k = tan2 60° − 2 cosec2 30° − 2 tan2 30°
Step 1: Find the values of trigonometric functions
- `tan^2 60^@ = sqrt3`
`tan^2 60^@ = 3` - `"cosec" 30^@ = 2`
`"cosec"^2 30^@ = 4` - `tan 30^@ = 1/(sqrt3)`
`tan^2 30^@ = 1/3`
Step 2: Substitute the values
`4k = 3 - 2(4) - 2 (1/3)`
`4k = 3 - 8 - 2/3`
`4k = -5 - 2/3`
`4k = (-15 - 2)/(3) = (-17)/3`
Step 3: Solve for k
`k = (-17)/12`
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