If sin(A+B) = cos (A-B)=√3/2 and A and B are acute angles.find the values of A and B???
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sin(A+B)=cos(A-B)=√3/2
∴, sin(A+B)=√3/2
or, sin(A+B)=sin60°
or, A+B=60° --------------(1)
cos(A-B)=√3/2
or, cos(A-B)=cos30°
or, A-B=30° ---------------(2)
Adding (1) and (2) we get,
2A=90°
or, A=45°
Putting in (1) we get,
45°+B=60°
or, B=15°
∴, A=45°, B=15°
∴, sin(A+B)=√3/2
or, sin(A+B)=sin60°
or, A+B=60° --------------(1)
cos(A-B)=√3/2
or, cos(A-B)=cos30°
or, A-B=30° ---------------(2)
Adding (1) and (2) we get,
2A=90°
or, A=45°
Putting in (1) we get,
45°+B=60°
or, B=15°
∴, A=45°, B=15°
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
sin(A+B)=cos(A-B)=√3/2
∴, sin(A+B)=√3/2
or, sin(A+B)=sin60°
or, A+B=60° --------------(1)
cos(A-B)=√3/2
or, cos(A-B)=cos30°
or, A-B=30° ---------------(2)
Adding (1) and (2) we get,
2A=90°
or, A=45°
Putting in (1) we get,
45°+B=60°
or, B=15°
∴, A=45°, B=15°
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