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09. Prove that cos(A+B)= cos Acos B-sin Asin B.​

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Answered by raj21425
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Answer:

Let i,j be the unit vectors along OX and OY. OP and are drawn such that

∴∠XOP=A and ∠XOQ=(−B)=B

∴∠POQ=A+B

Take M,N on OP and OQ such that

OM

=

ON

=1 unit

Draw ML⊥OX

Now

OM

=

OL

+

LM

=cosAi+sinAj

Similarly

ON

=cos(−B)i+sin(−B)j=cosBi−sinBj

So

OM

.

ON

=(cosAi+sinAj).(cosBi−sinBj)=cosAcosB−sinAsinB ....(1)

but

OM

.

ON

=

OM

ON

cos(A+B)=cos(A+B) ...(2)

From (1) and (2)

cos(A+B)=cosAcosB−sinAsinB

Hence, proved.

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