MathematicsProperties of Inverse Trigonometric FunctionsJEE Advanced 1989Moderate
Visualized Solution (Hindi)
Defining the Challenge
- We need to compare two angles:
- A=2tan−1(22−1)
- B=3sin−1(31)+sin−1(53)
- Strategy: Compare both angles with the reference value 32π.
Estimating Angle A
- Evaluate the argument of tan−1 in A:
- 2≈1.414⇒22−1≈2(1.414)−1=1.828
- Compare with 3:
- 3≈1.732
- Since 1.828>1.732, then tan−1(1.828)>tan−1(3)=3π
- Multiplying by 2: A>2×3π⇒A>32π
The Logic Bridge for B
- To simplify B, use the identity for 3sin−1x:
- 3sin−1x=sin−1(3x−4x3)
- Substitute x=31 into the formula.
Computing 3sin−1(31)
- Calculation for the first term of B:
- 3sin−1(31)=sin−1[3(31)−4(31)3]
- 3sin−1(31)=sin−1[1−274]=sin−1(2723)
- Numerical approximation: 2723≈0.852
Estimating Angle B
- Compare terms of B with 3π:
- Reference: sin(3π)=23≈0.866
- Term 1: sin−1(0.852)<sin−1(0.866)=3π
- Term 2: sin−1(0.6)<sin−1(0.866)=3π
- Therefore: B<3π+3π⇒B<32π
Final Comparison
- From our analysis:
- 1. A>32π
- 2. B<32π
- Conclusion: A>B
- The greater of the two angles is A.
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