Math, asked by nurture, 1 year ago

required solution right now guys going the best from u

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Answered by karthikkattojup6118q
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nurture: no it's wrong I think so
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Answered by thentuvaralakshmi
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Given points are (cosæ,sinæ) and (-sinæ,cosæ)

Distance between two points A(x1,y1) , B(x2,y2) is
 \sqrt{ (x2 - x1)^{2} + (y2 - y1)^{2} }
distance=√[ (-sinæ-cosæ)^2 + (cosæ-sinæ)^2]
=√ [ (-1(sinæ +cosæ))^2 + (cosæ-sinæ)^2 ]
=√ [ sin^2æ+cos^2æ+2sinæcosæ +sin^2æ+cos^2æ -2sinæcosæ ]
=√ [ sin^2æ +cos^2 +cos^2 æ+sin^2 æ]
=√[1+1]
=√2

nurture: but how can we derive√2 from it
nurture: it's the real task
nurture: hope u understand
thentuvaralakshmi: hm
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