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Hi all. I have to solve this simultaneous trig equation and I am stumped. Can anybody give me a worked solution please?
b*cos 30 = 1375*cos theta (i)
b*sin 30 + 1375 sin theta = 1500 (ii)
I end up with:
b= 1375cos theta / cos 30
substituting into (ii)
1375 cos...
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The Attempt at a Solution
I get to
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