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Simplify: cos(-theta)/sin (90 degree+theta)​

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Answered by samimpapa354
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Answer:

cos(-theta)/Sin(90°+theta)

= cos theta/cos theta

= 1

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Answered by srishtiiii
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Answer:

 \frac{ \cos( -  \theta) }{ \sin(90 + \theta) }  \\  =  \frac{ \cos(\theta) }{ \ \cos(\theta) }  \\  =  1

since,

(90+theta) is in the 2nd quadrant, by ASTC rule, it'll be positive and since (90+theta) = ( 1×90+theta) and 1 is odd, therefore sin will change to cos

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