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if 1+cos(x-y)=0 then a)cosx-cosy=0 b)cosx+cosy=0 c)cosx-siny=0 d) sinx+cosy=0​

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Answered by MaheswariS
9

Answer:

option (b) is correct

Step-by-step explanation:

\text{Given:}

1+cos(x-y)=0

cos(x-y)=-1

\implies\,x-y=\pi

\implies\,x=y+\pi

\implies\,cosx=cos(y+\pi)

\implies\,cosx=cos(\pi+y)

\boxed{\bf\,cos(\pi+A)=-cosA}

\implies\,cosx=-cosy

\implies\boxed{\bf\,cosx+cosy=0}

Answered by SasankaAllamaraju
4

cos (x-y) = -1

x-y = pi

X= pi+y

apply cos

cosx = cos ( pi+ y)

cosx = -cosy

cosx +cosy =0

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