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cos²(80⁰ + teeta ) + sin²(100⁰ - teeta) =​

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Answered by hearthacker54
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Answered by mysticd
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 \red{ The \: value \: of} \\\red{cos^{2} ( 80\degree + \theta ) + sin^{2} (100\degree - \theta) }

= cos^{2} (80\degree + \theta ) + sin^{2} [(180 - 80)\degree - \theta] \\= cos^{2}  (80\degree + \theta )+ sin^{2} [180\degree-(80\degree + \theta)

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 1.sin  ( 180\degree - \theta ) = sin \theta

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 = cos^{2} (80\degree + \theta ) + sin^{2}  (80\degree + \theta )

 = 1

 \boxed { \pink { Since, Sin^{2}X + cos^{2} X = 1 }}

Therefore.,

 \red{ The \: value \: of} \\\red{cos^{2} ( 80\degree + \theta ) + sin^{2} (100\degree - \theta) }\green {= 1 }

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