find measurr of angles A and B . If cos A-B = √3/2 , sinA+B= √3/2
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Answer:
cosA-B=√3/2
cosA-B=cos30
therefore
A-B=30
A=30+B. ......1
now,
sinA+B=√3/2
sinA+B=sin60
therefore,
A+B=60. .......2
putting the value of 1on 2,
30+B+B=60
2B=60-30
B=30/2
B=15°
and
A=30+B
= 30+15
=45°
thus,
A=45°
B=15°
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Step-by-step explanation:
cos(a-b) = √3/2
we know that, cos30 = √3/2
cos(a-b) = cos30
a-b = 30 (eq.1)
now , sin(a+b) = √3/2
we know that , sin60 = √3/2
sin(a+b) = sin60
(a+b) = 60 (eq.2)
adding eq.1 and 2
a-b+a+b = 30 + 60
2a = 90
a = 45
put value of a in eq.1
a-b = 30
45 - b = 30
b = 45 - 30
b = 15
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