If cos (alpha +beta)=0 ,then find the value of sin(alpha+beta)
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sin(alpha+beta) = 1 ans..............
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Given cos(alpha + beta) = 0
cos(alpha + beta) = cos 90
alpha + beta = 90
alpha = 90 - beta ------------- (1).
Now,
Given sin(alpha + beta) ----------- (2)
Substitute (1) in (2), we get
sin(90 - beta + beta)
sin(90)
1.
Hope this helps!
cos(alpha + beta) = cos 90
alpha + beta = 90
alpha = 90 - beta ------------- (1).
Now,
Given sin(alpha + beta) ----------- (2)
Substitute (1) in (2), we get
sin(90 - beta + beta)
sin(90)
1.
Hope this helps!
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