If cos( alpha + beeta )= 0, then sin( alpha - beeta ) can be reduced to ?
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since
cos(alpha + beeta) =0,
cos(alpha+beeta)=cos90°,
then
alpha+beeta=90°,
then
alpha = 90° - beeta,
therefore
sin(alpha-beeta)=sin(90°-beeta-beeta),
=sin(90°-2beeta),
=cos2beeta
cos(alpha + beeta) =0,
cos(alpha+beeta)=cos90°,
then
alpha+beeta=90°,
then
alpha = 90° - beeta,
therefore
sin(alpha-beeta)=sin(90°-beeta-beeta),
=sin(90°-2beeta),
=cos2beeta
Ayushi1600:
Thank you
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