If θ is in the first quadrant, then √(1−sin2θ) = - cosθ
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The term under square root is always positive
L.H.S is always positive
R.H.S is negative
So, the statement is not true for any value of θ in the first quadrant.
If θ is in the first quadrant, then √(1−sin2θ)=−cosθ
If θ lies in the first quadrant and cos θ=817, then the value of cos(30∘+θ)+cos(45∘−θ)+cos(120∘−θ) is