If sin(A+B)=1and sin(A-B)=1/2,0<_A=B<_90* and A>B. Then find A and B.
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Sin (A+B) = 1
Sin (A+B) = sin 90°
A+B = 90° ------(1)
sin (A-B) = 1/2
sin (A-B) = sin 30°
A - B = 30° -------(2)
(1) + (2)
A+B+A-B = 90° + 30°
2A = 120°
A = 60°
A - B = 30°
60° - B = 30°
B = 60° - 30°
B = 30°
Therefore, A = 60° and B = 30°
Sin (A+B) = sin 90°
A+B = 90° ------(1)
sin (A-B) = 1/2
sin (A-B) = sin 30°
A - B = 30° -------(2)
(1) + (2)
A+B+A-B = 90° + 30°
2A = 120°
A = 60°
A - B = 30°
60° - B = 30°
B = 60° - 30°
B = 30°
Therefore, A = 60° and B = 30°
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★ TRIGONOMETRIC REDUCTIONS ★
Sin ( A + B ) = 1
A + B = 90° = π/2
Sin ( A - B ) = 1/2
A - B = 30° = π/6
Adding both the equivalents
2A = 120°
A = 60° = π/3
A + B = 90°
B = 30° = π/6
Therefore ,
HENCE , A = 60° or π/3 , B = 30° or π/6
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Sin ( A + B ) = 1
A + B = 90° = π/2
Sin ( A - B ) = 1/2
A - B = 30° = π/6
Adding both the equivalents
2A = 120°
A = 60° = π/3
A + B = 90°
B = 30° = π/6
Therefore ,
HENCE , A = 60° or π/3 , B = 30° or π/6
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