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sin (450+ q) – cos (450 – q) is equal to

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Answered by valetta
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Expklanation:     Sin (450+ q) – cos (450 – q)

We know that,

sin(a+b)= sinAcosB+CosA sinB

sin(450 + q) = sin450 cosq + cos450 sinq

                   = 1*q 2

and

cos (a - b) =cosAcosB + sinAainB

                = 0 + sin450* q

               = 0 + 1*q = q

Now, q - q = 0

That's the final answer

I hope it will help you.

Answered by Shaizakincsem
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Explanation:     Sin (450+ q) – cos (450 – q)


We know that,


sin(a+b)= sinAcosB+CosA sinB


sin(450 + q) = sin450 cosq + cos450 sinq


                   = 1*q 2


and


cos (a - b) =cosAcosB + sinAainB


                = 0 + sin450* q


               = 0 + 1*q = q


Now, q - q = 0


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