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If sin (A-B) =1/2 and cos (A+B)=1/2 then find A and B​

Answers

Answered by anchitsingh40
0

Answer:

sin(A−B)=

2

1

⇒sin(A−B)=30

o

[∵sin30

o

=

2

1

]

On equating both sides

A−B=30

o

...(1)

cos(A+B)=

2

1

⇒cos(A−B)=cos(60

o

)[∵cos(60

o

)=

2

1

]

On equating both sides

A+B=60

o

..(2)

Adding (1) and (2)

2A=90

o

⇒A=45

o

Putting value of A in (i)

45

o

+B=60

o

⇒B=15

o

Hence A=45

o

; B=15

o

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by divyanshbagga1
0

Answer:

a = 45 and b = 15

Step-by-step explanation:

sin (a-b) = 1/2

we know that sin 30 = 1/2

Therefore, a-b = 30

a = 30+b----- equation 1

now,

cos(a+b) = 1/2

we know that cos 60 = 1/2

Therefore, a+b = 60

putting the value of a from equation 1

30+b+b = 60

30+2b =60

2b=30

b=30/2 = 15

a+b = 60

a+15 = 60

a = 60-15=45

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