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sin 78degres-sin18degrees+cos132degrees=0

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sin78° - sin18° + cos132°</p><p></p><p>\begin{gathered}2cos( \frac{78 \degree + 18 \degree}{2} ).sin( \frac{78 \degree- 18 \degree}{2} ) + cos132 \degree \\ \\ = &gt; 2cos( \frac{96}{2} ).sin( \frac{70 \degree - 18 \degree}{2} ) + cos132 \degree \\ \\ = &gt; 2cos48 \degree.sin30 \degree + cos132 \degree \\ \\ = &gt; 2cos48 \degree.( \frac{1}{2} ) + cos132 \degree \\ \\ = &gt; cos48 \degree + cos132 \degree \\ \\ = &gt; 2cos( \frac{48 \degree + 132 \degree}{2} ).cos( \frac{48 \degree - 132 \degree}{2} ) \\ \\ = &gt; 2.cos( \frac{180 \degree}{2} ).cos( \frac{ - 84}{2} ) \\ \\ = &gt; 2.cos90 \degree.cos( - 42 \degree) \\ \\ = &gt; 2.(0).cos( - 42) \\ \\ = &gt; 0.cos ( - 42) \\ \\ = &gt; 0 \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: [R.H.S.]\end{gathered}2cos(278°+18°).sin(278°−18°)+cos132°=&gt;2cos(296).sin(270°−18°)+cos132°=&gt;2cos48°.sin30°+cos132°=&gt;2cos48°.(21)+cos132°=&gt;cos48°+cos132°=&gt;2cos(248°+132°).cos(248°−132°)=&gt;2.cos(2180°).cos(2−84)=&gt;2.cos90°.cos(−42°)=&gt;2.(0).cos(−42)=&gt;0.cos(−42)=&gt;0[R.H.S.]</p><p></p><p></p><p>

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