Math, asked by tarun1809, 9 months ago

If a cos 0 -b sin 0 = x and a sin 0+ bcos 0 = y, prove that a +b = x + y.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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  <strong><em><u>we \: know \: that</u></em></strong> \\ \cos(0)  = 1 \\  \sin(0)  = 0\\ i)a \cos(0)  - b \sin(0)  = x \\ a = x \\ <strong><em><u>now</u></em></strong> \\ ii)a \sin(0)  + b \cos(0)  = y \\ b = y \\ <strong><em><u>therefore</u></em></strong> \\ a + b = x + y \:  \:  \:  \: (proved)

Answered by Xsuman682X
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cos(0)=1

sin(0)=0

i)acos(0)−bsin(0)=x

a=x

now

ii)asin(0)+bcos(0)=y

b=y

therefore

a+b=x+y(proved)

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