Math, asked by prathamwadeiyar2004, 10 months ago

can sin^2(40-theta) be written as cos^2(90-40+theta)

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Answered by faceit

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Yes, ofcourse

$\sin( \alpha ) = \cos(90 - \alpha )$

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