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cos(pi/2 + theta) = -sin theta

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Answered by azizalasha
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Step-by-step explanation:

let theta = ∝

cos(pi/2 + theta) = -sin theta

cos(π2 + ∝) = -sin ∝

cos (π/2 - ∝) = -sin ∝

sin∝ = - sin∝

sin∝ = 0

∝ = 0 , ±π  , ±2π , ... = nπ  ,  nis integer

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