Math, asked by anandsai2044, 11 months ago

If sinA=cosB , then prove that A+B=90?

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Answered by gopidharan19

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Answer:

sin( 90degree - A) = cos ( 90degree - B)

sin ( 90degree - A) = sin B

90degree - A = B

A + B = 90degree

Answered by lillymolleti492002

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Answer:

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