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b) sin 62º – cos 28°trigonommetry​

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Answered by ItzAditt007
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To find:-

  • The value of Sin62°-Cos28°.

Id(s) Used:-

  • SinA = Cos (90-A)

  • CosA = Sin (90-A)

Now,

=sin 62º – cos 28°

= Cos (90°-62°) - Cos 28°

= Cos 28° - Cos 28°

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Answered by Waterlily22
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sin62° - cos28°

= sin(90° - 28°) - cos28°

= cos28° - cos28°

= 0

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