Math, asked by Lilly111, 1 year ago

Show that cos(∅-40°)=sin(∅+50°)

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Answered by NabasishGogoi
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= sin(50+θ) - cos(40-θ)

=  sin(50+θ) - sin[90-(40-θ)]

=  sin(50+θ) - sin(90-40+θ)

=  sin(50+θ) - sin(50+θ)

=  0

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