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Cos(alpha+beta)=0
then........Sin(alpha+beta)=?

a)cos beta b)cos 2beta
c)sin alpha d)sin2alpha

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Answered by 140536
165
the right answer
b)cos 2beta
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Answered by RockingSingh
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cos( \alpha +  \beta )=0 \\ ( \alpha + \beta )=cos^{-1} 0 \\  \alpha + \beta =90^0}  \\  \alpha =90- \beta  \\  \alpha + \beta =(2 \alpha -90^{0} or (90^{0}-2 \beta ) \\ sin( \alpha + \beta )=sin(2 \alpha -90^{0})or sin(90-2 \beta ) \\ sin( \alpha + \beta )=cos2 \beta

274amritt: what is  tha A?
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