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simplify sin 100° + cos 100°

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Anonymous: convert cos into sin and then apply SinC + SinD

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Answered by Anonymous
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sin 100° + cos 100°

= sin100° + cos(90°+10°)
[cos 10° becomes sin 10°]

= sin100° + sin 10°

by the formula,

sin C + sin D = 2cos  \frac {C+D} {2} sin \frac {C-D} {2}

= 2cos  \frac {100+10} {2} sin \frac {100 -10} {2}

= 2cos  \frac {110} {2} sin  \frac {90} {2}

= 2cos55° + sin45°

= 2cos55° + 1/√2

=√2.√2 cos55° .1/√2

= √2cos55°

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Seibu: hello! according to ASTC rule, cos (90°+10°) = -sin 10° . hence, Sin C - Sin D = given formula from you. But how did you write Sin C + Sin D = Sin C - Sin D formula ????? can you explain pls..
Answered by meghbalikamistimistu
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(cos 100 + sin 100 )/ (cos 100 - sin 100 ) is equal to

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