Math, asked by saadilkal10, 8 months ago

if cos theta + sin theta = √2 sin theta show that cos theta - sin theta = √2sin theta

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Answered by irfan122

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Small mistake in your question it should be

cos theta +sin theta =√2cos theta

Then the answer is the one given below

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