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If Psin60

=Qcsc45

, then the value of
P
2
−Q
2

P
2
+Q
2


is equal to:

  1. A
    11
    5
  2. B
    7
    11
  3. C
    5
    11
  4. D
    11
    7

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

We know the standard trigonometric values:
sin60

=
2
3





csc45

=
2



Given:


2
3




=Q×
2



Q
P

=
3



2
2





Squaring both sides:

Q
2

P
2


=
(
3


)
2

(2
2


)
2


=
3
8


Using componendo and dividendo or simple substitution (P
2
=8k, Q
2
=3k):

P
2
−Q
2

P
2
+Q
2


=
8−3
8+3

=
5
11

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If Psin60

=Qcsc45

, then the value of
P
2
−Q
2

P
2
+Q
2


is equal to:
A
11
5
B
7
11
C
5
11
D
11
7

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