if cos (x-y)=-1,then cosx+cosy
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Step-by-step explanation:
cos(x-y)=-1
cos(x-y)=cosπ
(because cos 180 i.e,π=-1 value)
therefore,
cos(x-y)=cos π
(cos will be cancelled)
x-y=π
x=π+y (cos is negative in quadrant 3 , cos 180- theta= cos theta)
-cos y+ cos y
=0
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Concept
Recall some values which will use to solve
1. cos(π+A) = -cos(π)
Given
The value of cos(x-y) = -1
To Find
The value of cosx+cosy
Solution
Let cos( x - y ) = -1 ..... (1)
we know that cosπ = -1 ..... (2)
So by comparing both the equation (1) and (2)
we get
cos(x-y) = cosπ
x - y = π
x = π + y
Now, find the value of cosx + cosy.
Substituting the value of x
cos(π+y)+cosy = -cosy+cosy
= 0
Hence, the value of cosx+cosy is 0.
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