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If `2 cos theta + sin theta =1(theta != pi/2)` then `7 cos theta + 6 sin theta` is equal to

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Statement I If 2 cos theta + sin theta=1(theta != (pi)/(2)) then the value of 7 cos theta + 6 sin theta is 2. Statement II If cos 2theta-sin theta=1/2, 0 lt theta lt pi/2 , then sin theta+cos 6 theta = 0 .

Statement I If 2 cos theta + sin theta=1(theta != (pi)/(2)) then the value of 7 cos theta + 6 sin theta is 2. Statement II If cos 2theta-sin theta=1/2, 0 lt theta lt pi/2 , then sin theta+cos 6 theta = 0 .

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