Math, asked by vasanti6, 1 year ago

sin (45 + θ) - cos(45 - θ) = ? (a) 2 sinθ (b) 2 cosθ (c) 0 (d) 1

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Answered by lalitha2004
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the answer is option c....

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Answered by niveditachetan
2

Answer:

Answer is 0

Step-by-step explanation:

Lets take theta as a

Then

Sin(45+A)-Cos(45-A)

As Cos A = Sin(90-A)

Therefore

Sin(45+A)-Sin(90-(45-A))

Sin(45+A)-Sin(45+A)

0

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