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Find the value of (sin^2 33degree + sin^2 57degree

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Answered by mraaz

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Answered by santhasekar1977

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Step-by-step explanation:

sin^2 33 degree + cos^2(90-33)

sin^2 33 degree+ cos^2 33 degree=1

[formula: sin^2 angle +cos^2 angle=1]

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