Q) If sin𝜃+cos𝜃=1/2, then 16(sin(2𝜃)+cos(4𝜃)+sin(6𝜃)) is equal to

Описание: JEE MAINS 2021 ( 27 July – SHIFT 1 )
Q) If sin𝜃+cos𝜃=1/2,
then 16(sin(2𝜃)+cos(4𝜃)+sin(6𝜃)) is equal to:(a) 23(b) -27(c) -23(4) 27

JEE ADVANCED 2025 (18 May – Paper 1 )
#class11trigonometry #jee 2025 #jeemaths #jee2025 #jee2026

Insta I’d- Shivanggupta34
#diffrentiation #methodofdifferentiation
DIFFERENTIATION JEE MAIN PLAYLIST LINK ::
LIMITS , Continuity, differentiability playlist link :;    • Limits, continuity and Differentiability J...  
JEE: Continuity L4
#jee2025exam #JEEshivangmathsacademy
METHOD OF DIFFERENTIATION in One Shot: All Concepts & PYQs Covered | JEE Main & Advanced
#JEE #JEE2025 #shivangmathsacademy
#IIT #IIT2025 #JEE #methodofdifferentiation
JEE 2025: Methods of Differentiation L1
#MethodOfDifferentiation #jee2025
#Continuity #JEE #JEE #JEEBatch #JEESeries l #jee2024 #Maths #Pyqs #JEEConcepts #OneShot #Differentiability #MethodOfDifferentiation
Continuity at a point
#JEEPreparation #JEEMain #JEEAdvanced #JEE2025 #JEEMathematics #OneShotJEE #CrashCourseJEE #JEEImportantQuestions #IITJEE #shivangmathsacademy
#JEE #JEEMain #JEEmain2025 #JEEAdvanced #JEEAdvanced2025 #JEE2025 #JEEPreparation #JEE #Class12maths #DifferentiationClass12 #Differentiation Class 12 | One Shot | Marathon | JEE Main | JEE Advanced 2025 #differentiation of inverse Function #parametricfunction #parametricdifferentiation
#impicitform #differentiationoflograthmicfunction
Differentiation | Definition of Derivative | Geometric Interpretation of Derivative | Differentiability | Rules of Differentiation | Power Rule | Product Rule | Quotient Rule | Chain Rule | Derivative of Polynomial Functions | Derivative of Trigonometric Functions | Derivative of Exponential Functions | Derivative of Logarithmic Functions | Derivative of Inverse Trigonometric Functions | Higher Order Derivatives | Implicit Differentiation | Logarithmic Differentiati a tive of Hyperbolic Functions | Derivative of Inverse Hyperbolic Functio n | Applications of Derivatives | Tangent and Normal | Increasing and Decreasing Functions | Maxima and Minima | Rolle’s Theorem | Mean Value Theorem | L'Hôpital's Rule | Differentiability and Continuity | Differentiation of Composite Functions | Differentiation of Piecewise Functions | Differentiation under the Integral Sign | Differentiation of Multivariable Functions | Partial Derivatives | Directional Derivatives | Implicit Function Theorem | Optimization Problems | Related Rates Problems | Curve Sketching Using Derivatives | Differentiation in Physics and Engineering. #higherorderderivatives
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Free IIT JEE coaching,
Free JEd preparation,
Best free lAdvanced,
JEE Main
#inversetrigonometricfunctionsclass12
#JEEMain #JEEAdvanced #Mathematics Trigonometric, logarithmic, and exponential functions, i#JEE2025

#JEEPreparation

#JEEPreparationTips

#JEEExam
#JEEReady

#JEE2025Preparation

#JEEStudyTips

#JEEAdvice

#JEECrashCourse

#JEEBooks

#JEEPhysics

#JEEChemistry

#JEEMaths

#JEEOnlineCoaching
#JEEExamDay

#JEESuccess

#JEE2025Goals

#JEEJourney

#JEEAspiration
Insta I’d- Shivanggupta
Quadratic Equations JEE MAINS Class 11 :: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...
##pyqjee2023
#ir #functionalequation
#je
#jeepyq2022
#shortcut
#shortcutmethod
#jee2024
#jeeadvanced2022
#jeemain2025
---------------------
#Maths #JEE # #JEE #JEEMaths #JEEExam #JEE2026 #
| | SHIVANG Maths ACADEMY | SHIVANG Sir Maths
#jee #jeemains
#shivangmathsacademy
#jee2024
#pyq
#shivangmathsacademy
#jeemaths #mathsjee #jeemain2023 #jeemainpyq2023 #jeemainpyq2022
#jeemainpyq2020
#class11maths
#jeeclassesonline
#jeemain2024
#JEE2024 #jee2025 #JEE
#jee2026 #jee2025
Differentiation PYQ jee main 2024
April and January session
#jeequest #jeemain #jeeadvanced #jeemain2025 #jeemain2024 #jee
JEE MAINS 2025 JEE MAINS 2025 ( 3 April – SHIFT 1 )
JEE MAINS 2024 ( 24 Jan – SHIFT 1 )
Q) If 2sin^3 𝑥+sin2𝑥cos𝑥+4sin𝑥−4=0 has exactly
3 solutions in the interval [0,n𝜋/2],n∈N, then the roots
of the equation 𝑥^2+𝑛𝑥+(𝑛−3)=0 belong to :
(1) (0,∞)(2) (−∞,0)(3) (−√17/2,√17/2)(4) Z