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If (cos theta-sin theta)=root of 2 sin theta,prove that cos theta +sin theta = root of 2 cos theta..............Please guys somebody answer this very urgent

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Answered by nobel
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Trigonometry,

We have,
using e insted of theta ok,
cose - sine = √2sine

Have to prove that,
cose + sine = √2cose.

Now,
cose - sine = √2sine

= cose = √2sine + sine

= cose = (√2 + 1)sine

= cose/(√2 + 1) = sine

= {cose×(√2 - 1)}/{(√2)²-1} = sine

= √2cose - cose = sine

= √2cose = sine + cose [ proved ]

That's it
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