Math, asked by lossine43, 1 year ago

Establish the identity, sin²(-x) +cos²(-x) =1

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Answered by manushi23

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Answer:

let (-x) be the theta

so we know from the identity that,

sin²Ф+cos²Ф=1

which gives us

sin²(-x)+cos²(-x)=1

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