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If sin (α+36)= cosα. Find the value of α

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Answered by Anonymous
6

hey mate

here is your answer

sin( \alpha  + 36) = cos \alpha \\  \sin( \alpha  + 36)  =  \sin(90 -  \alpha )  \\  \alpha  + 36 = 90  -  \alpha  \\ 2 \alpha  = 54 \\  \alpha  = 27

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Answered by Bunnypassion
19

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sin( \alpha + 36) = cos\alpha \\ \\ \sf\implies\:</p><p>sin(\alpha + 36) = sin(90 - \alpha) \\ \\ \sf\implies\:</p><p>\alpha + 36 = 90 - \alpha \\ \\ \sf\implies\: \alpha + \alpha = 90 - 36 \\ \\\sf\implies\:  2\alpha  = 54 \\\\  \sf\implies\: \alpha = \frac{54}{2} \\ \\\sf\implies\: \alpha = 27

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