Math, asked by Guddu141, 1 year ago

sin (60+a) - cos (30+a)

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Answered by ReetChauhan1112
9
sin(60+a) - cos(30+a)
= sin60•cosa + cos60•sina - cos30•cosa + sin30•sina
= √3/2×cosa + 1/2×sina - √3/2×cosa + 1/2×sina
= 2(1/2)sina
= sin a
Answered by nishant45
3
(sin60 +sina)-(cos30+cosa)
(√3/2+sina)-(√3/2+cosa)
sina +cosa
sin(90-a)+cosa
90-a+a=90

nishant45: but here i have not used formula
ReetChauhan1112: without that... it cannot be solved
nishant45: plz check it
nishant45: i had opened brackets only
Guddu141: leave it buddies.. anyways we got the answer na :)
nishant45: and it gives value
nishant45: 90°
nishant45: and what is the answer
Guddu141: hm
nishant45: sina
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