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write the value of sin(60+A)-cos(30-A).​

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Answered by rekha8757276384
1

Answer:

Let theta be equal to x.

sin ( 60°+x)

= sin 60.cos x + cos 60.sinx

=[(√3 cos x) /2 + (1 sin x) /2]

cos (30 - x)

= cos 30.cos x + sin 30.sin x

=[ (√3 cos x) /2 + (1 sin x) /2]

Therefore, sin ( 60 + x) - cos ( 30 - x)

= [(√3 cos x) /2 + (1 sin x) /2] - [(√3 cos x) /2 + (1 sin x) /2]

= 0

The answer is 0

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Sin(60° + θ) - cos(30° - θ) = ?

We can write ,

cos (30° - θ) = cos { 90° -(60° + θ)}= sin(60°+ θ)

Now, Sin(60° + θ) - cos(30° - θ)

= Sin(60° + θ) - sin(60°+ θ)

= 0

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Sin(A+B)= Cos {90-(A+B)}

apply the same formula….

Cos(30-theta) = Cos {90-(60+theta)}=Sin(60+theta)

=> Sin(60+theta) - Cos(30-theta)

= Sin(60+theta) -Sin(60+theta)

=0

=Sin60costheta+ cos60.sintheta-(cos30.costheta+sin30sintheta)…

=√3/2.costheta+ 1/2 .sintheta-√3/2costheta -1/2.sintheta

=0

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sin(60+theta) - cos(30-theta)

Since sin(60+theta) = cos(30-theta)

sin(60+theta) - cos(30-theta) = cos(30-theta) - cos(30-theta) = 0.

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Answered by mahek77777
12

Let theta be equal to x.

sin ( 60°+x)

= sin 60.cos x + cos 60.sinx

=[(√3 cos x) /2 + (1 sin x) /2]

cos (30 - x)

= cos 30.cos x + sin 30.sin x

=[ (√3 cos x) /2 + (1 sin x) /2]

Therefore, sin ( 60 + x) - cos ( 30 - x)

= [(√3 cos x) /2 + (1 sin x) /2] - [(√3 cos x) /2 + (1 sin x) /2]

= 0

The answer is 0

sin(60° + A) - cos(30° - A) = 0.

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