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cos(alpha + beta) =0.5 then find sin(alpha +beta)​

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Answered by chhetribipal
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Answer:\sqrt{3}/2

Step-by-step explanation:

cos(\alpha +\beta)=0.5

cos(\alpha +\beta)=cos60

\alpha +\beta=60

Therefore

sin(\alpha +\beta)=sin60

sin(\alpha +\beta)=\sqrt{3}/2

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