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Answered by Brainlyheros
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According to your question both angle A and B are acute,

and CosA = CosB (given)

we have to prove that angleA = angleB

 \cos =  \frac{base}{hypotenuse}

According to cos(A) ,

AB = hypotenuse

CB = prependicular

AC = base

 \cos(a)  =  \frac{base}{hypotenuse}  = \frac{ac}{ab}

Now , According to cos(B)

AB = hypotenuse

BC = base

CA = prependicular

 \cos(b)  =  \frac{base}{hypotenuse}  =  \frac{bc}{ab}

and it's given that

 \cos(a)  =  \cos(b)  \\  \\  =  \geqslant  \frac{ac}{ab}  =  \frac{bc}{ab}  \\  \\  =  \geqslant cross \: multiplying \\  \\  =  \geqslant ac \times ab = ab \times bc \\  \\  =  \geqslant ab \: will \: be \: cancelled \\  \\  =  \geqslant ac = bc

Here AC = angleB (angle opposite to equal sides are equal)

BC = angleA

AC = BC

angleB = angleA. or. angleA = angleB

Proved

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