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if sinA+cosA=1 then show that sinA-cosA=1​

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Answered by divyajain4107
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Answer: hope it helps

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Answered by pranjaygupta
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Step-by-step explanation:

sinA+cosA=1

squaring on both sides

sin^2A+cos^2A+2sinAcosA=1

1+2sinAcosA=1

2sinAcosA=0......1

now

sinA-cosA

square ans root

√sin^2A+cos^A-2sinAcosA

√1-2sinAcosA

substituting eq1

√1 = 1

HENCE PROVED

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MARK AS BRAINLIEST

mistake in the question as sinA-cosA can be -1

just plug A=0

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