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If
sin\theta = (1)/(3) ,
(\pi )/(2) \ \textless \ \theta \ \textless \ \pi. Find the exact value of


sin (\theta + (\pi )/(6))

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Answer:

- 0.183

Explanation:

Given that
\sin \theta = (1)/(3)

and
(\pi )/(2) < \theta &nbsp;< \pi

We have to find the exact value of
\sin (\theta + (\pi )/(6) ).

Now,
\sin \theta = (1)/(3)


\theta = \sin ^(-1) ((1)/(3) ) = 19.47

Now, since
(\pi )/(2) < \theta &nbsp;< \pi,

So,
\theta &nbsp;= 180 - 19.47 = 160.53

{Since
\sin \theta = \sin (180 - \theta)

Now,
\theta + (\pi )/(6) = 160.53 + 30 = 190.52

Hence,
\sin (\theta + (\pi )/(6) ).

=
\sin 190.52

= - 0.183 (Approximate) (Answer)

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