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if sin theta + sin phi =√3 (cos phi - cos theta)

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Answered by ravisanplapcjwiv
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Answered by phillipinestest
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Answer:\theta - \phi = 120

Explanation:  Sin \theta + Sin \phi = \sqrt3 (cos \phi - cos \theta)

                     2Sin(\frac { \theta +\phi }{ 2 } )Cos(\frac { \theta -\phi }{ 2 } )\quad =\sqrt { 3 } \times \quad 2Sin(\frac { \theta +\phi}{ 2 } )\quad \times \quad Sin(\frac { \theta -\phi}{ 2 } )2\quad Cos(\frac { \theta -\phi}{ 2 } )\quad =\quad \sqrt { 3 } \quad \times \quad 2\quad \times \quad Sin(\frac { \theta -\phi  }{ 2 } )\\\frac{1}{\sqrt3} = tan \frac{\theta - \phi}{2}\\\frac{\theta - \phi}{2} = 60\\\theta - \phi = 120

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