Math, asked by atharva0192, 11 months ago

If cos x - sin x = √2 sin x , then cos x + sin x =
a) √2 cosec x b) √2 sec x
c) √2 cos x d) √2 tan x​

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Answered by raj2023182
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option. c is the right answer

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Answered by spiderman2019
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Answer:

(C) => √2cosx

Step-by-step explanation:

cos x - sin x = √2 sin x

=> cosx =  (√2+1) sinx

//multiply by √2 - 1 on both sides

=> (√2 - 1) cosx = (√2 - 1)(√2 + 1) (sinx

=> (√2 - 1) cosx = (2 -1 ) sinx

=> √2cosx - cosx = sinx

=> sinx + cosx = √2cosx

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