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Take A = 60 and B = 30. Write the value of cosA , cosB and cos(A+B) . Is cos(A+B) = cosA + cosB
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given ,A = 60 ,B = 30
according to question,
cos( A + B ) = cos ( 60°+ 30° )
= cos90° = 0
now ,cosA + cosB = cos60° + cos30°
= 1 / 2 + √3 / 2 =( √3 + 1 ) / 2
so ,it shows that cos( A +B ) is not equal to
cosA + cosB.
●hope it helps ●
according to question,
cos( A + B ) = cos ( 60°+ 30° )
= cos90° = 0
now ,cosA + cosB = cos60° + cos30°
= 1 / 2 + √3 / 2 =( √3 + 1 ) / 2
so ,it shows that cos( A +B ) is not equal to
cosA + cosB.
●hope it helps ●
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Solution.
CosA = 1/2
CosB =
cos (A+B) = Cos (60+30)=Cos90=0
No cos (A+B) is not equal to cos A + Cos B
cos (A+B) = 0
and cosA+CosB =
So, LHS IS NOT EQUAL TO RHS .
CosA = 1/2
CosB =
cos (A+B) = Cos (60+30)=Cos90=0
No cos (A+B) is not equal to cos A + Cos B
cos (A+B) = 0
and cosA+CosB =
So, LHS IS NOT EQUAL TO RHS .
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