if cos (A+B ) = cosA. cosB - sinA.sinA then find the value of cos 105
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Answer:
1-√3/2√2
Step-by-step explanation:
cos(105°)=cos(60°+45°)
By using the formula cos(A+B)=cosA.coosB-sinA.sinB, we get
cos(60°+45°)=cos 60°.cos 45°-sin 60.sin 45° = =(1/2). (1/√2)-(√3/2). (1/√2)
(by multiplying )
=1-√3/2√2
therefore cos(105°)=1-√3/2√2
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