Math, asked by samraj0711, 1 month ago

if sin A = 1 cos B = 1/2, tan C = 1 then A+B-C?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

13π/12

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Answered by umeshkamate0

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Answer:

A=1,B=1.2,C=1

A+B-C

1+1.2-1=?

A+B-C=1.2

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