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cos(90°-x)×cos(90°-y)-sin(90°-x)×sin(90°-y)=-cos(x+y)​

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Answered by lavtiwari
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Step-by-step explanation:

cos(90°-x)×cos(90°-y)-sin(90°-x)×sin(90°-y

=cos(90-x+90-y)

=cos(180-x-y)

=cos{180-(x+y)}

=-cos(x+y)

that is proved.

Answered by ganpatlaljangid7688
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