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sin 15° . cos 15°=?
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Answered by krishnasinghkm
5

Answer:

sin15.cos15

sin15.cos(90-75)

sin15.sin75

sin(15+75)

sin90

1

Answered by NethraKarthikkumar
0

[(\sqrt{3} - 1) / 2\sqrt{2} ]  *  [(\sqrt{3} -+1) / 2\sqrt{2} ] = xSolution:

Sin15 * Cos15 = X

Above equation can be written as

Sin(60–45) * Cos(60–45) = X

Apply Sin(A-B) and Cos(A-B)

(Sin60*Cos45 - Cos60*Sin45) * (Cos60*Cos45 + Sin60*Sin45) = X

(\sqrt{3} /2 * 1/\sqrt{2}  -  1/2  *  1/\sqrt{2} ) * ( 1/2 * 1/\sqrt{2} + \sqrt{3} /2 * 1/\sqrt{2}) = x

[( \sqrt{3} - 1)(\sqrt{3} + 1)]/4*2 = x

After removing the breackets you would get [\sqrt{9} + \sqrt{3} - \sqrt{3} - 1 ]/8

Here,   => \sqrt{9} = 3;

           => \sqrt{3}      and     \sqrt{3} will get cancelled.

So the solution is 2/8

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