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if sin(A-B)=1/2 and cos (A+B)=1/2 where A,B are acute. fine A and B​

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Answered by Saby123
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Solution :

sin(A-B) = ½

cos(A+B) = ½

When A and B are acute, lies in the first quadrant

½ is sin 30 and cos 60

a-b is 30 and a+b is 60

a is 45° and b is 15°

This is the required answer .

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Answered by gexok21383
1

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