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If cosA+cosB+cosC+cosD+cosE = 5 then find sinA+sinB+sinC +sinD + sinE ?​

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Answered by abhi569
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Step-by-step explanation:

   Using the basic properties of trigonometric ratios:

cosine of any angle can't be greater than 1.

Here,

  We are provided with cosines of 5 angles( which may or may not be equal ).

Maximum numeric value of cosine of any angle can't exceed 1, so if there are 5 cosines and when they are added they are providing 5, which means all of them are having the maximum value a cosine can hold.

Anyhow, if one say cosine of A or B or C or D or E or two/three of them is lesser than 1, then these cosines will never add upto 5.

Thus,

cosA = cosB = cosC = cosD = cosE = 1.

  And, we can say that these angles are equal to 0 or periodic at 2π, ( so any angle periodic to 2π ).

 Thus,

cos^2 A + sin^2 A = 1

 ⇒ 1 + sin^2 A = 1   ⇒ sinA = 0,

In the same manner, sinA = sinB = sinC = sinD = sinE = 0.

⇒ sinA + sinB + sinC + sinD + sinE = 0.

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