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sinα =√3/2 ,cosβ=0,then find β-α​

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Answered by Smartest2
30

Answer:

sin\alpha = {\sqrt{3}}/2

sin60⁰ ={\sqrt{3}}/2

comparing these angles,

\alpha = 60⁰

cos\beta = 0⁰

cos90⁰ = 0

comparing these angles

\beta = 90⁰

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Answered by sahildhande987
68

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 \sin( \alpha )  =  \frac{ \sqrt{3} }{2} \:    \\  \\  \cos(  \beta  )  =  0 \\  \\

We know That

Sin\frac{\sqrt{3}}{2} =60°

Therefore,

\alpha=60°

Also,We know that

Cos(0)=90°

Therefore,

\beta=90°

From This

\beta-\alpha=90°-60°

=30°

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