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-(sin theta) is equivelent to :
(A) cos (π/2+theta)
(B) cos(π/2-theta)
(C) sin (theta-π)
(D) sin (π+theta)​

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Answered by rahman786khalilu
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Step-by-step explanation:

option 1 because cos(90degrees+theta)=-sintheta

as cos (90+ theta) belongs to second quadrant and cos is negative in 2nd quadrant

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