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sin( π + x ) = cosx
we know π = 180°
π/2 = 90 °
hence. ,π/2 + π/2 = 180°
now, substitute the value of π/2 instead of π
Then, sin{( π/2 + (π/2 -x )}
sin (90° + (90° - x)
cos ( 90°- x ) ✓•°• sin( 90° + x ) = cosx
sinx [✓•°• sin(90° -x )= sinx
sinx .. hence ur given solution is exactly right .
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Hope it helps you !!
@Rajukumar111
sin( π + x ) = cosx
we know π = 180°
π/2 = 90 °
hence. ,π/2 + π/2 = 180°
now, substitute the value of π/2 instead of π
Then, sin{( π/2 + (π/2 -x )}
sin (90° + (90° - x)
cos ( 90°- x ) ✓•°• sin( 90° + x ) = cosx
sinx [✓•°• sin(90° -x )= sinx
sinx .. hence ur given solution is exactly right .
_____________________________
Hope it helps you !!
@Rajukumar111
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Great!!!!
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