Math, asked by ravvasudeepthi48, 9 months ago

right to say cos(60° + 30) = cos 60° cos30° - sin 60° sin 30°.​

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Answered by dawnofanera122
20

Answer:

LHS:

cos(60+30)

=> cos(90)

=>0

RHS:

cos60cos30-sin60sin30

=>(1/2*\sqrt{3}/2 )- (\sqrt{3}/2*1/2)

=> 0

Therefore LHS = RHS

Hence we can say that cos(60+30)=cos60cos30-sin60sin30

Answered by tanishksethiya
4

Answer:

You are correct .

This identity is given as

cos(A + B) = cos A . cos B - sin A . sin B

Here your answer will be cos 90° = 0

I hope it helped u

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