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If 2sinθ + 3cosθ = 2, then 3sinθ − 2cosθ equals:

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  • A±2
  • B±√5
  • C±3
  • D±13

Step-by-Step Solution

θ + θ) = 13, since the cross terms cancel. So , giving ±3.
Answer: C) ±3

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