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Prove that: sin80 -COS110=√3sin50
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Prove that:
sin80 -COS110=√3sin50
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Answer:
Hence Proved
Explanation:
To Prove that
Sin 80 - Cos 110 =
× Sin 50
Cos 90+∅ = -Sin ∅
Sin 80 - Cos 90+20 =
× Sin 50
Sin 80 -(-Sin 20) =
×Sin 50
Sin 80 + Sin 20 =
×Sin50
Sin A +Sin B = 2Sin (A+B)/2Cos(A-B)/2
2Sin (80+20)/2Cos (80-20)/2 =
×Sin50
2Sin 50Cos 30 =
×Sin50
Cos 30 =
/2
2×
/2×Sin50 =
×Sin50
×Sin50 =
×Sin50
Hence proved
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