Math, asked by bgm63, 4 months ago

if sina=cosb,then a+b​

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Answered by pushkart03
9

Answer:

sina = sin (90° - b)

a = 90 - b

a+b = 90

Answered by brainlyaryan12
12

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→ if sina=cosb,then a+b

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⇒Given:

  • Sin A = Cos B

⇒To Find:

  • A + B

\large{{\cancel{Sin}}\:A={\cancel{Sin}}(90-B)}

A=90-B

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Formulas Used :-

  • Sin A = Cos(90-A)

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