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Standard XII
Mathematics
Trigonometric Equations
Problems Set ...
Question
Problems Set at an Oral Examination.
Compare the following numbers.
(a) sin 3 and cos 3; (b)
3
√
3
a
n
d
√
2
.
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Solution
3
in radians means approxly
3
×
57
degrees
=
171
degrees
therefore
sin
3
>
cos
3
since
cos
is -ve
3
1
/
3
=
1.4422495
and
2
1
/
2
=
1.414
therefore
3
1
/
3
is greater
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