Math, asked by anushkamanchekar4199, 4 months ago

If sin a = cos B, then what is the value of a + B?

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Answered by sahilamane1906

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Answer:

a+B=90°

Step-by-step explanation:

suppose if sin 0° =0

also, cos 90°=0

therefore sin 0°=cos 90°

so, a+B= 90°

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