Math, asked by prathamdshetty2, 4 months ago

If Sin A = Cos B what is the value of A + B?

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Answered by dhairyajain2003

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Answer:

90 degree

Step-by-step explanation:

sinA=SinB

we know that Cos(90-A)=sinA

using above identity

Cos(90-A)=cosB

hence

90-A=B

A+B=90

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