Math, asked by hasini48, 10 months ago

if sin A+cosA=P then show that psq -1/p=sinA-cosA

Anonymous: here s is

hasini48: where

Anonymous: you wrote psq

hasini48: P^2

Anonymous: ohk

Anonymous: bro/sis ur question is wrong

Anonymous: Sin A - Cos A = √{ 2 - p²}

Anonymous: See my solution.

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Answered by anisha4591

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sorry if I am wrong ...

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Anonymous: Don't you thin his/her question is wrong.

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