Sin A + sin b is equal to 2 then find the value of sin a + b
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SinA + Sin B = 2
It is only possible when ,
SinA = 1
SinB = 1
A = 1 = 90° and B = 1= 90°
Sin(A + B)
Sin(90° + 90°)
Sin180°
0
The value of SinA + B = 0
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SinA + Sin B = 2
It is only possible when ,
SinA = 1
SinB = 1
A = 1 = 90° and B = 1= 90°
Sin(A + B)
Sin(90° + 90°)
Sin180°
0
The value of SinA + B = 0
=======================
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Thank you
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We all know that sin is cyclic function from R->[0,1].
So, possible solutions for
sinA +sinB =2
This can only be possible when both sin functions are in maximum.
Hence,
SinA = 1
and A= n (π/2). Where n is odd
And similarly,
B= n (π/2). Where n is odd
Therefore
A+B = (m+n)(π/2) where m,n are odd
A+B = k(π/2) and k is even (as the sum of two odd numbers is even.)
As Sin(A+B)= 0, For all even multiples of π/2
Hence,
Sin(A+B)=0
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We all know that sin is cyclic function from R->[0,1].
So, possible solutions for
sinA +sinB =2
This can only be possible when both sin functions are in maximum.
Hence,
SinA = 1
and A= n (π/2). Where n is odd
And similarly,
B= n (π/2). Where n is odd
Therefore
A+B = (m+n)(π/2) where m,n are odd
A+B = k(π/2) and k is even (as the sum of two odd numbers is even.)
As Sin(A+B)= 0, For all even multiples of π/2
Hence,
Sin(A+B)=0
hope it help you
thanks for ask this question ☺☺
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