Math, asked by mohan585, 1 year ago

show that sin 28° = cos 62°

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Answered by arjun009

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Sin28°=sin(90-62)=cos62...

Answered by Explode

20

sin 28°
= sin (90°- 62°)
= cos 62° [Proved]

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