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If sin(A-B) = ½, cos(A+B)= ½, 0B, find A and B.

Eesha Srivastava , 8 Years ago
Grade 10
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Vijay Mukati

Last Activity: 8 Years ago

Assume A-B = alpha and A+B = beta.
Now, Since sin (alpha) = cos (beta) = ½. Therefore alpha = beta = pi/4
Now solve the two equations A-B = pi/4 and A+B = pi/4. and find A and B.

Thanks.

mohan

Last Activity: 8 Years ago

Hi friend,
the answer is A=pi/4
and B=0
THANKS Friend............................................................

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