Math, asked by shruti1997, 10 months ago

√2 cos(π/4+x)=cosx-sinx

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Answered by Anonymous

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Hii its tom85

LHS

sqrt2(cos π/4cosx - sinπ/4sinx)

sqrt2((1/sqrt2)cosx - sinx (1/sqrt2))

cosx - sinx

RHS

hence

LHS = RHS

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