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10
2+2×4.
Class 12 · English Medium · Cambridge · Mathematics
Use vector lines and trigonometric identities with a defined domain.
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A vector line can be written r=a+tb, where a is a point and b a direction. An intersection must satisfy all coordinate equations with consistent parameters. Trigonometric identities hold on domains where their expressions are defined.
Line r=(1,2)+t(3,−1) passes through(7,0) at t=2. Since sin²θ+cos²θ=1, a known sine can give cosine’s magnitude, but its sign needs a quadrant.
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10
2+2×4.
1
4+0−3.
0.8
Positive√(1−0.36).
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Angles in different quadrants can share a sine while cosines have opposite signs.
Use quadrant information.
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x gives t=4 and y gives t=4, so it lies on the line.
Use one consistent parameter.
Solve a vector-line membership problem and explain a trigonometric sign choice.
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