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Sin(A+B)=1 and Cos(A-B) =√3/2. Find A and B


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Answered by kavita9612
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Answered by soumya2301
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hey here is ur ans .....


sin( A+B ) = 1
=>sin(A+B ) = sin 90°
=> A+B = 90 .....(i )

And

 \cos(a - b )  =  \sqrt{3}  \div 2
 \cos(a - b)  =   \cos(30)
a - b = 30 ....(ii)

adding both eq

a + b = 90
a - b = 30
________
2a = 120
a = 60


=> a + b = 90
=> 60 + b = 90
=> b = 30



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