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Cos-sin=√2cos prove that sin-cos=√2sin

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Answered by Karate12
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Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

Sin-cos=k

Cos^2+sin^+2sincos=2cos^2

Cos^2+sin^-2sincos=k^2


=2(sin^2+cos^2)=2cos^2+k^2

2-2cos^2=k^2

2(1-cos^2)=k^2

2sin^2=k

sin-cos=√2sin

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