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Please solve the following question from trigonometry:​

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HellostudyFriend: nothing as such is given
kokasathwik2003: is there a figure?
HellostudyFriend: no bro
HellostudyFriend: nothing is there
kokasathwik2003: where is the qn from?
HellostudyFriend: I don't know. Somebody had sent it to me on WhatsApp.
kokasathwik2003: which grade is this for?
HellostudyFriend: It is for 11 th class.
kokasathwik2003: oh ok ,i assumed it was for 10th, if its for 11th then use the formula cos(A+B) = cosAcosB - sinAsinB & sin(A+B) = sinAcosB + sinBcosA
HellostudyFriend: Ok. Thank you.

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Answered by sshazu5856
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Answer:this is how u do it ...i did it by calculating cos(α+β) first

a2+b2=sin2α+sin2β+2sinαsinβ+cos2α+cos2β+2cosαcosβ

a2+b2=(sin2α+cos2α)+(sin2β+cos2β)+2(cosαcosβ+sinαsinβ)

a2+b2=2(1+cos(α−β))

a2+b22=(1+cos(α−β))

b2−a2=(cos2α−sin2α)+(cos2β−sin2β)+2cosαcosβ−2sinαsinβ

b2−a2=(cos2α−(1−cos2α))+(1−sin2β)−sin2β))+2(cosαcosβ−sinαsinβ)

b2−a2=2(cos2α−sin2β+cos(α+β))

b2−a2=2(cos(α+β)cos(α−β)+cos(α+β))

b2−a22=cos(α+β){cos(α−β)+1}

b2−a22=cos(α+β){b2+a22}

cos(α+β)=a2+b2a2−b2

Then  just calculate sin(α+β) by 1−cos2(α+β)

Step-by-step explanation:

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