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If sinA+cosA=root2cosA then prove cosA-sinA=root2sinA​

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Answer:


\cos A - \sin A = √(2) \sin A (Proved)

Explanation:

We are given that
\sin A + \cos A =√(2) \cos A and we have to prove that


\cos A - \sin A = √(2) \sin A.

Now,
\sin A + \cos A =√(2) \cos A


\sin A = (√(2) - 1 ) \cos A


\sin A = ((2 - 1)* \cos A)/((√(2) + 1 ))

{By rationalization}


(√(2) + 1) \sin A = \cos A


√(2) \sin A + \sin A = \cos A


\cos A - \sin A = √(2) \sin A (Proved)

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