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cos theta. cos (90°-theta) - sin theta. sin (90°-theta)= 0​


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Answered by arjun6068
2

Using identities cos(90-x) = sinx and sin(90-x) = cosx

cosx.cos(90-x) - sinx.sin(90-x)

= cosxsinx - sinxcosx

= 0

OR

cosβ*cos(90-β)-sinβsin(90-β)=0

we know that 

    cos(90-β)=sinβ and sin(90-β)=cosβ

therefore,

cosβ*cos(90-β)-sinβ*sin(90-β)

= cosβ*sinβ-sinβ*cosβ

=0

hence proved

Answered by IASofficer
4

answer

 \cos( \alpha )  =   \sin( \alpha )

Cos (90 - theta) = Sin theta

Sin ( 90 - theta = Cos theta

According to question

= Cos theta . Sin theta - Sin theta . Cos theta

 \cos(theta) \times  \sin(theta)  = 1

= 1 - 1

= 0

I hope help you

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