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if sinC=cosD then find C+D​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given that:

sin C = cos D

To find:

C + D

Solution:

We know that:

\boxed{\tt{\green{sin \: x = cos\: (90- x)}}}

Thus, the given equation changes to:

\tt{\blue{cos \:(90- C) = cos \:D}}

\tt{90 - C = D}

\boxed{\tt{\red{C + D = 90 \degree}}}

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