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Trigonometry:
sin (60°+theta) - cos(30°- theta) is equal to??

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Answered by sambhvi77
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Answered by mysticd
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Answer:

Value \: of \: sin (60\degree + \theta) - cos(30\degree- \theta)= \green {0}

Step-by-step explanation:

 Value \: of \: sin (60\degree + \theta) - cos(30\degree- \theta)

 = sin [(90-30)\degree + \theta] - cos(30\degree- \theta)

 = sin [90\degree-(30\degree - \theta)] - cos(30\degree- \theta)

 = cos(30\degree - \theta) - cos(30\degree - \theta)

 \boxed { \blue {sin(90-\theta) = cos\theta}}

 = 0

Therefore.,

Value \: of \: sin (60\degree + \theta) - cos(30\degree- \theta)= \green {0}

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