Math, asked by gayithrigayi5713, 8 months ago

If £β are solution of sin ^2x+ aSinx +b and Cos^2 x + cCos x+ d=0
(α - β ≠ nπ) then sin [£+β]
equals​

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Answered by tsuri2011
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Answer:

2ac/a^2+c^2

Step-by-step explanation:

Generally alpha, beta are roots

Therefore sin(alpha) and sin(beta) are roots ie

Sin(alpha) +sin(beta) =-a

Cos(alpha)+cos(beta)=-c

Apply transformations

You will get the answer

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