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prove that sin(x-y) cosx - cos(x-y)sin x = -siny​

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Answered by nitishmadhepura45
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Answered by nandi17052003
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Step-by-step explanation:

sin(x-y)cosx-cos(x-y)sinx= -sin y

let us take x-y as a

Therefore

sin a(cos x)- cos a(sin x)= sin a(cos x) - sin(90-a)(cos 90-x)

let us first resolve the second term

sin(90-a)(cos 90-x)= sin(90-x+y)(cos 90- x)

sin a(cos x)= cos(90-x+y)(sin 90-x)

therfore

sin(90-x+y)(cos(90-x)- cos(90-x+y)(sin 90-x)

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