Math, asked by swag69, 1 year ago

If sin(A+B)=1 and cos (A-B)=√3/2 , then find A and B.<br />

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Answered by sravya26
12
A+B=90° and A-B=30°;2A=120°;A=60°;B=90-60=30;so,A=60 and B=30

swag69: wer does the sin and cos go?...they have to get cancelled re?
swag69: ohh kk I get it
Answered by sonali25
24
sin(A+B) = 1
Sin (A+B)=Sin90°
A+B=90°

Cos(A-B)= √3/2
Cos(A-B)=Cos30°
A-B = 30°

A+B+A-B=90+30
2A=120
A=60°

A-B=30°
B=30°




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