If sin(A-B) = 1/2 and 2cos(A+B)=1 find A and B
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As we now
sin 30°=1/2
so,
A-B=30°
now, A=30°+B ....1
also
cos 60°=1/2
so, A+B=60° ....2
Putting the equation 1 in 2
so, 30°+B+B=60°
2B=60°-30°
B=30°/2
B=15°
so, A=30°+15°=45°
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sin 30°=1/2
so,
A-B=30°
now, A=30°+B ....1
also
cos 60°=1/2
so, A+B=60° ....2
Putting the equation 1 in 2
so, 30°+B+B=60°
2B=60°-30°
B=30°/2
B=15°
so, A=30°+15°=45°
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Hey here is your answer
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sin(A-B)=1/2
sin(A-B)=sin30° __(sin30°=1/2)
(A-B)=30°------(1)
2cos(A+B)=1
cos(A+B)=1/2 __(cos60°=1/2)
cos(A+B)=cos60°
(A+B)=60°-------(2)
From eq. 1 ,
A-B=30°
A=30°+B
Putting the value of A in eq. 2 ,
(A+B)=60°
30°+B+B=60°
2B=60°-30°
B=30°/2
B=15°
A=30°+B
A=30°+15°
A=45°
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sin(A-B)=1/2
sin(A-B)=sin30° __(sin30°=1/2)
(A-B)=30°------(1)
2cos(A+B)=1
cos(A+B)=1/2 __(cos60°=1/2)
cos(A+B)=cos60°
(A+B)=60°-------(2)
From eq. 1 ,
A-B=30°
A=30°+B
Putting the value of A in eq. 2 ,
(A+B)=60°
30°+B+B=60°
2B=60°-30°
B=30°/2
B=15°
A=30°+B
A=30°+15°
A=45°
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