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Prove that (sin 3 + cos 3) is negative ​

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Answered by arnab2261
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Hope uh try to feel it. Basically the line on the circle passing through 135° and 315° divides the circle into two regions.

In one region sin x + cos x > 0 and in the other

sin x + cos x < 0. And, on the line, i. e., at 135° and at 315° sin x + cos x = 0. I repeat, make sure uh try to feel it.

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Answered by fatimaandjahan
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The answer is in the above attachment.

{\boxed {Note }}

Note

Hope uh try to feel it. Basically the line on the circle passing through 135° and 315° divides the circle into two regions.

In one region sin x + cos x > 0 and in the other

sin x + cos x < 0. And, on the line, i. e., at 135° and at 315° sin x + cos x = 0. I repeat, make sure uh try to feel it.

Thanks..!

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