prove sin a = cos a where a + b = 90
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sina = cosb
implies sina=sin(90-b)
imples a=90-b
there fore a+b=90
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implies sina=sin(90-b)
imples a=90-b
there fore a+b=90
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Given - a+b=90
so, a=90-b
solving for lhs
sin a= sin(90-b)
= cos b
this the right thing that can be proved.
hope it helps.
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so, a=90-b
solving for lhs
sin a= sin(90-b)
= cos b
this the right thing that can be proved.
hope it helps.
Mark my answer as brainliest or brainleast as per your Choice .
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