Matemática, perguntado por kakafoks, 1 ano atrás

Sabendo que sen(x)= √m/2 e cos(x)= √m-2/2, calcule o valor de m vale:

A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4
E) 8

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Solução!


Sen(x)= \dfrac{ \sqrt{m} }{2}\\\\\\\\ 
cos(x)= \dfrac{ \sqrt{m-2} }{2}\\\\\\\\
Aplicando~~a~~relac\~ao~~fundamental~~da~~trigonometria.\\\\\\\\
Sen^{2}(x)+Cos^{2}x=1



\left ( \dfrac{ \sqrt{m} }{2} \right )^{2}+ \left ( \dfrac{ \sqrt{m-2} }{2} \right )^{2}=1\\\\\\\\\\\
 \left ( \dfrac{ m }{4} \right )+ \left ( \dfrac{ m-2 }{4} \right )=1\\\\\\\\\\\

 \left ( \dfrac{ m }{4} +\dfrac{ m-2 }{4} \right )=1\\\\\\\\\\\

m+m-2=4\\\\\\
2m=4+2\\\\\\
2m=6\\\\\\
m= \dfrac{6}{2}\\\\\\
\boxed{m=3}


\boxed{m=3~~\boxed{Resposta:Alternativa~~C~}}


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