Math, asked by umesh6725, 10 months ago

FIND IF SIN(A+36)=CosA​

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Answered by prajkumaripatel
5

Hi mate

we have,

SIN(A+36°)=COS A

COS [90°-(A+36°)]=COS A

90°-(A+36°)=A=2A=54=A=27°

Answered by Praffulrastogi
1

prove

Step-by-step explanation:

sin(A+36) = cosA

now using quadrants

  • sin(90-(A+36))= cos(90- A)
  • {90-36=54}
  • sin(54-A)= sin A { as angle lies in 1st quadrant and multiple of odd (90's)}
  • 54-A = Sin inverse(sin A) { both gets cancel out}
  • 54-A = A
  • 27= 2A
  • A=27

now you can cross check by putting value in equation

sin(27+27) = cos 27

sin54=cos 27

and if you have learnt the values you can see that both angles have same values. thankq

and if there is any doubt just ask me .

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