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Is it right to say that cos(60+30)=cos60 cos30-sin60 sin30

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Answered by CaptainRisk
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Answer:

Yes because the expansion of cos (x+y) is

 \cos(x)  \cos(y) -   \sin(x)  \sin(y)

Answered by MohithKanth
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Yes, the statement is correct.

we know that,

cos(A+B)=cosA.cosB−sinA.sinB. [ Standard formular]

Here A=60,B=30

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