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Grade 11Trigonometry

Prove that cos(sin A) > sin(cos A) for all A in the set [0,π/2]

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8 Years agoGrade 11
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8 Years ago
We know that
sin A+ cos A \sqrt2   (a sinx+ b cosx \sqrt(a2+b2)
sin A+ cos A \pi/2
sin A \pi/2 –cos A
taking cos both the sides
cos(sin A) > cos(\pi/2 –cosA)       (inequality sign changes because on icreasing angle , cos value will decrease)
cos(sin A) > sin(cos A)
hence proved

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