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 \sin( \alpha )  -  \cos( \alpha)  = 0 \: and \: 0 <  \alpha  \leqslant \pi \div 2 \: then \:  \alpha  \: is \: equal \: to

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Answered by starsuraj
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sin(a)-cos(a)=0.
=> sin(a)=cos(a) for the given range of 0 to π/2.
If u draw the graph of sin(a) and cos(a), it will cut at π/4.
Therefore, alpha is equal to π/4.

sangitadobariypd4o7g: how did u do this?
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