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If A and B are acute angles such that sinA =cos B, prove that (A+B) =90 degree

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Answered by Imurmotherfucker
5

Answer:

Sin 45 + Cos 45

Step-by-step explanation:

sin 45 = 1

cos 45= 1

now we get

sin 45 = cos 45

then , sin 45+ cos 45

sin (45 + 45 ) [ sin = cos ]

that means A+ B = 90

Answered by Anonymous
7

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 \sin \: A =  \cos \: B \\  \implies \sin \: A =  \sin(90 \degree - B ) \\  \implies \: A =  90 \degree - B \\  \implies \: A + B =  90 \degree

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