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 \sin(a)  +  \sin(b)  = 2 \:  \\ prove \: that \:  \cos(a - b)  = 1

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Answered by TanishkToppr
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sin a + sin b = 2
sin a + sin b = sin 90 + sin 90 or 2(sin 90)
so a + b = 180 degree
a = 180- b.....eq 1
cos (180- b -b) = cos 0
180-2b = 0
-2b = -180
b = 90

TanishkToppr: so a is also 90 and we proved cos a- b =0
TanishkToppr: sorry 1*
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