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if sin (A+B)=1 and cos (A-B) find A and B​

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Answered by Anonymous
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sin ( A + B ) = 1

sin ( A + B ) = sin 90

A + B = 90 ---- eq 1

Cos ( A - B ) = ✓3/2

cos ( A - B ) = cos 30

A - B = 30 ----- eq 2

from eq 1 and 2 using elemination method

A + B = 90

A - B = 30

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2A = 120

A = 60 ------ eq 3

put eq 3 in eq 2

60 - B = 30

B = 30

Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

sin(A+B)=1

cos(A-B)=√3/2

sin90°=1

cos30°=√3/2

so

sin (A+B)=90

sin (A-B)=60

=2A=30

=A=15

Substitute A=15 in equation 1

A+B=90

then

15+B=90

B=90-15=75

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