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2cos(A-B)=2sin(A+B)=root 3​

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Answered by sibanibastia61
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Answer:

2cos(A-B) = 2sin(A+B) = √3

=> cos(A-B) = sin(A+B) = √3/2

=> cos (A-B) = √3/2 and sin(A+B) = √3/2

=> cos(A-B) = cos 30° and sin(A+B) = sin 60°

=> A-B = 30° and A+B = 60

=> A-B+A+B = 30+60=90

=> 2A = 90

=> A = 45 ° and B = 60-A = 60-45= 15°

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