Math, asked by sahujee456, 6 months ago

if sin theta+cos theta=1 then prove that sin theta- cos theta=√1

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Answered by jatinchauhanj99

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If sin theta = 12/13 find the value of cos theta+5 sin theta by sin theta - cos Theta if 0 < theta < 90°

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