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Sec 50 sin 40 -Cos 40 Cosec 50

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Answered by deepthi007
2

Answer:

0

Step-by-step explanation:

 \frac{ \sin(40) }{ \cos(50) }  -  \frac{ \cos(40) }{ \sin(50) }

( \sin(40)  \sin(50)  -  \cos(40)  \cos(50) ) \div ( \cos(50)  \sin(50) )

we know that

 \cos(a + b)  =  \cos(a \cos(b) )  -  \sin(a)  \sin(b)

then we get

 -  \cos(90)  \div ( \cos(50)  \sin(50)

which is equal to zero

hope this will help u

Answered by srivishnusrikrishna5
0

Answer:

=1.036*0.642-0.766*1.305

=0.665112-0.99963

=0.334518

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