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sin(70+0) - cos(20-0)

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Answered by ammusowji131
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sin(70+0)-cos(20-0)=0 
=0.94-0.94
=0


 sin(70+theta)-cos(20-theta)
=sin(90-70+theta)-cos(20-theta)
=sin(90-(70-theta)-cos(20-theta)
=cos(20-theta)-cos(20-theta)   since:sin(90-theta)=cos theta

Is it clear for you
=0

ammusowji131: I edit the answer see that
ratikantjhahisp5x7tl: actually its theta not 0
ammusowji131: ohh...... your question is not clear
ratikantjhahisp5x7tl: sin(70+theta) - cos(20-theta)=0
ratikantjhahisp5x7tl: prove
ratikantjhahisp5x7tl: is it clear now?
ammusowji131: kk wait
ammusowji131: see the answer
ratikantjhahisp5x7tl: thanks
ammusowji131: Wlcm
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