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                find all the angles between 0° and 360° which satisfy the equation sin y = 3 cos (y - 30
            
            
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                    Answered by
            oobleck
            
    sin y = 3 cos (y - 30)
siny = 3(cosy cos30 + siny sin30)
siny = 3(√3/2 cosy + 1/2 siny)
-1/2 siny = 3√3/2 cosy
tany = -3√3
tany < 0 in QII and QIV.
    
siny = 3(cosy cos30 + siny sin30)
siny = 3(√3/2 cosy + 1/2 siny)
-1/2 siny = 3√3/2 cosy
tany = -3√3
tany < 0 in QII and QIV.
                    Answered by
            mathhelper
            
    Assuming you are working in degrees ...
cos(y-30) = cosycos30 + sinysin30 = (√3/2)cosy + (1/2)siny
= (1/2)(√3cosy + siny)
sin y = 3 cos (y - 30)
siny = (3/2)(√3cosy + siny)
2siny = 3√3cosy + 3siny
siny = -3√3cosy
siny/cosy = -3√3
tany = -3√3
for your 0 ≤ y ≤ 360°
y = 100.9° or y = 280.9°
    
cos(y-30) = cosycos30 + sinysin30 = (√3/2)cosy + (1/2)siny
= (1/2)(√3cosy + siny)
sin y = 3 cos (y - 30)
siny = (3/2)(√3cosy + siny)
2siny = 3√3cosy + 3siny
siny = -3√3cosy
siny/cosy = -3√3
tany = -3√3
for your 0 ≤ y ≤ 360°
y = 100.9° or y = 280.9°
                    Answered by
            mathhelper
            
    didn't realize oobleck already posted it,
must have happened while I was working it,
glad we have the same answer
    
must have happened while I was working it,
glad we have the same answer
                    Answered by
            Anonymous
            
    Happens all the time mathhelper :)
    
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