Math, asked by ms5392363, 6 months ago

solve it plzzzzz..........

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Answered by xavier465alex

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how can sin^2a+sin^2b be equal to sin^b?

in this case ig sin^2a=0

i guess ull get the rest by looking at the table and identities

Answered by shishantyadav9636

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sin A+sinB is to be eqyal only when sinAis at angle 0

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