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There is (in my knowledge) no explanation for this, but according to the trigonometric identities,
sin^2∆+cos^2∆=1
Rearranging it,
sin^2∆ - 1 = cos^2∆
I think either the question has a mistake, or it's just a trick question and the answer remains the same.
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Here is your answer_
There is (in my knowledge) no explanation for this, but according to the trigonometric identities,
sin^2∆+cos^2∆=1
Rearranging it,
sin^2∆ - 1 = cos^2∆
I think either the question has a mistake, or it's just a trick question and the answer remains the same.
Hope I helped!!
Plz mark as brainliest!
thegr8mustreply:
what's wrong?
Rearranging equation is wrong
oh yeah
it is minus cos square theta
continuation...
sin^2x-1=-cos^2x
ok
Thanks
now multiplying both sides by -1, the answer comes out to be cos square theta
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