Math, asked by longjamerik, 7 hours ago

(xii) sin A+cosa
=1-sin A cos A !
sinA+COSA prove the following identity

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Answered by kethansaikuntrapaku

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ask question properly and resend question

Answered by selviyashwant

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$LHS = RHS {}^{}$

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