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sin18°×cos72°+cos18°×sin72° how to solve this problem​

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Answered by sehgalp381
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Answer:

 \sin(18)  \times  \cos(72)  +   \cos(18)  \times  \sin(72)  \\  \sin(90 - 18)  \times  \cos(72)  +  \cos(90 - 18)  \times  \sin(72)  \\  \sin(72)  \times  \sin(72)  +  \cos(72)  \times  \cos(72)   = 1 (sin A+ cos A=1)

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Answered by YashChamle
1

Answer:

We Have : sin18°×cos72°+cos18°×sin72°

By this time we know that , sin(90-x) = cosx & cos(90-x) = sinx

=> sin18°× cos(90-18) + cos18° × sin(90-18)

=>sin18°(sin18°) + cos18°(cos18°)

=> sin^218+cos^218=1

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