Math, asked by Murugan111, 1 year ago

If sin(a+b)=√3/2 and cos(a-b)=√3/2 then find a and b.

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Answered by Anonymous

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a=45°...
b=15°...is the right answer

Anonymous: hmm...

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Answered by sharpyy

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a=45degree and b =15 degree
here is ur answer

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