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Prove that (COs x - cosy)² + (sin x - Siby)?
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Answered by Anonymous
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Show that:

  • ( Cos x + Cos y )² + ( Sin x + Sin y)² = 4cos² (x-y/2)

Step-by-step explanation:

W   e know that,

2SinA SinB = Cos(A-B)-Cos (A+B)               …(1)

And,

2Cos ACosB = Cos(A+B)+Cos (A-B)                 …(2)

Using (1) & (2),

We get,

( Cos x + Cos y )² + ( Sin x + Sin y)²

= cosx² + sinx² + 2cosxcosy + siny² + cosy² + 2cosxcosy

=1+1+2cosxcosy+2sinxsiny

[Since,sinA²+cosA²=1]

=2+cos( x+y) +cos(x-y)+cos(x-y)-cos(x+y)

=2+2cos(x-y)

=2+2[{2cos (x-y)²–1}] [N.B-cos2A=2(cosA²)–1]

=2–2+{4cos(x-y/2)²}

={4cos(x-y/2)²}

Proved!!

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:A Traveler starts from A towards B at 7:00 a.m. and another Traveler starts at the same time from B towards A

Let say Distance  between A & B =  D km

They meet at 9:00 a.m. at 36 kilometer from A

=> Distance Travelled by A  = 36 km

& Distance Travelled by B = D - 36 km

Time taken = 2  hrs

Speed of A = 36/2 = 18 km/hr

Speed of B = (D-36)/2  km/Hr

further Time taken by B  to reach A

= 36/ ((D-36)/2)

= 72/(D - 36) hr

Distance covered by A in this time

= 18 *  72/(D - 36)

18 *  72/(D - 36) = D - 36 - 36   (  36 km Already covered & 36 km still to reach B)

=> 18*72  = (D-72)((D - 36)

=> D² -108D + 36*72 - 18*72 = 0

=> D² - 108D + 18*72 = 0

=> D =  (108 ± √((108)² - 4*18*72))/2

=> D = 94.25  km    ignoring value < 36 km

Distance between A & B = 94.25 km

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