find A in following trignometric equations:- sin²45°=sin(90°-A)
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sin45° = 1/✓2
Sin² 45° = sin(90-A)
(1/✓2)² = Sin(90°-A)
1/2 = Sin(90°-A)
Sin30° = sin(90-A)
90°-A = 30
a = 90°-30°
a = 60°
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sin45° = 1/✓2
Sin² 45° = sin(90-A)
(1/✓2)² = Sin(90°-A)
1/2 = Sin(90°-A)
Sin30° = sin(90-A)
90°-A = 30
a = 90°-30°
a = 60°
Hope it helps you ^_^
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Here is your solution :
=> sin²45° = sin( 90° - A )
=> ( sin 45° )² = sin( 90° - A )
=> ( 1/√2 )² = sin( 90° - A )
=> ( 1/2 ) = sin( 90° - A )
Using formula ,
=> sin 30° = ( 1/2 )
=> sin 30° = sin( 90° - A )
As the trigonometric ratios of angles are unique,
So,
=> 30° = 90° - A
=> A = 90° - 30°
•°• A = 60°
Hope it helps !!
=> sin²45° = sin( 90° - A )
=> ( sin 45° )² = sin( 90° - A )
=> ( 1/√2 )² = sin( 90° - A )
=> ( 1/2 ) = sin( 90° - A )
Using formula ,
=> sin 30° = ( 1/2 )
=> sin 30° = sin( 90° - A )
As the trigonometric ratios of angles are unique,
So,
=> 30° = 90° - A
=> A = 90° - 30°
•°• A = 60°
Hope it helps !!
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