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(cos A + cos B)² +(sin a - sin B )² in cosine

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Answered by Dhruv00
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Formula used = (a±b)² = a²+b²±2ab

→ cos²A + cos²B + 2cosAcosB + sin²A + sin²B - 2sinAsinB

→ Since cos²x + sin²x = 1

Therefore
→ 1+1+ 2(cosAcosB - sinAsinB)

→ 2 + 2cos(A+B)

alok148: but in term of cosine
Dhruv00: since '2' ks constant therefore whole term is in cosine form
alok148: i can't understand
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