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 \sin(25)  \cos(65)  +  \cos(25)  \sin(65)
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Answered by ChAish
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as sin theta=cos(90-theta)

so sin 25=cos(90-25)=cos 65

likewise

as cos theta=sin(90-theta)

so cos 25=sin(90-25)=sin 65

therefore

sin(25)cos(65) + cos(25)sin(65)

cos(65)cos(65) + sin(65)sin(65)

cos²(65) + sin²(65) = 1

from identity sin²theta+cos²theta=1


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Answered by Anonymous
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\small\text{=>Sin(25°)Cos(65°)+Cos(25°)Sin(65°)}

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\small\text{=>Sin(25°)Cos(90°-25°)+Cos(25°)Sin(90°-25°)}

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\small\text{=>Sin(25°)Sin(25°)+Cos(25°)Cos(25°)}

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\small\text{=>Sin²(25°)+Cos²(25°)}

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\sf =>1 ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎[•°•Sin²@+Cos²@=1]

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