Math, asked by thahirmalakaran3600, 2 months ago

Sin^2(90°-A)+cos^2(90°-A) = 1

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Answered by GeneiousAryan

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Answer:

Sin 2(90°-A)=1

cos 2(90°-A)=1

So By The Problem

Sin 2*1+2*1=4

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