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show that sin(40+x)cos(10+x)-cos(40+x)sin(10+x)=1/2​

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Answered by himanshukashyap0719
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Step-by-step explanation:

taking left hand side

 \sin(40 + x)  \cos(10 + x)  -  \cos(40 + x)  \sin(10 + x)  \\ we \: know \: that \: this \: is \: sin(x  -  y) \: fourmula \\  \sin(40 + x  - (10 + x))  \\  \sin(40 + x - 10 - x)  \\  \sin(30)  \\  \frac{1}{2}  \: heance \: prove

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