cos0+sin0=(2)^1/2 cos0 then prove that cos0-sin0=(2)^1/2sin0
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Step-by-step explanation:
we have to prove ,cosΦ -sinΦ =(2)½ sinΦ , we have given cosΦ+sinΦ=(2)½cosΦ
Therefore ,
cosΦ + sinΦ = (2)½ cosΦ= √2 cosΦ
sinΦ = √2 cosΦ - cosΦ
sinΦ = cosΦ (√2 - 1)
sinΦ /(√2-1)=cosΦ
cosΦ ={sinΦ /(√2-1)}{(√2+1)/(√2+1)}
cosΦ = {√2 sinΦ + sinΦ}/{2-1}
cosΦ - sinΦ = √2sinΦ
Hence proved
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