CBSE BOARD X, asked by ashishverma10133, 3 months ago

if cos A+sinA=√2cosA, show that cos A-sinA=√2sinA. ​

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Answered by aithimouleendra
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Explanation:

cos A + Sin A =√2 cos A

(cos A +Sin A)²= (√2cos A)²

cos²A +sin²A +2 cos A sin A = 2 cos²A

sin²A+ 2 cos A sin A= cos²A

 2 cos A sin A=  cos²A - sin²A

2 cos A sin A=(cos A+ sin A)(cos A- sin A)

2 cos A sin A= √2 cos A (cos A- sin A)

therefore,on dividing both sides with √2 cos A

cos A- sin A= √2 sin A

                                             H/P

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