Math, asked by blackdevilkiller, 7 months ago

Prove
-Now:
That
Cos(A+B) + sin C = sin (A+B) - cosc

Answers

Answered by manm9821

1

Step-by-step explanation:

COs (A+B)=sac A =sin(A+B)-cosc

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