Math, asked by Rittwotson, 1 year ago

find the value of sin(50+theta)-cos(40-theta)

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Answered by lekhahasa
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sin(50+θ)-cos(40-θ)=sin(90-(50+θ))-cos(40-θ)
                               =cos(40-θ)-cos(40-θ)
                               =0

Rittwotson: thanks
ayushnath01: But cos(90°-(50+ø))=sin50+∅
lekhahasa: sorry in the first step it is sin(90-(40-theta)).please change it
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