If A + B = 90° , find the maximum value of sinA×sinB ?
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sin(b) = sin(90-a) = cos(a), using a trig identity
f(a) = sin(a)*cos(a)
This function is a maximum where df/da = 0
df/da = cos^2(a) - sin^2(a) = 0 -> cos(a) = sin(a) -> tan(a) = 1
The angle whose tangent = 1 is 45 deg.
So the maximum value of sin(a)sin(b) = sin(45)sin(45) = 1/2
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The maximum value of sinA×sinB is 1/2.
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