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If cos α+cos β=0=sin α+sinβ, then which of the following statement(s) is/are true?

A
cos(αβ)=1
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B
cos2α+cos2β+2cos(α+β)=0
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C
sin 2α+sin 2β+2sin(α+β)=0
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D
sin2(α+π2)+sin2(β+π2)=1cos(α+β)

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Solution

The correct options are
A cos(αβ)=1
B cos2α+cos2β+2cos(α+β)=0
C sin 2α+sin 2β+2sin(α+β)=0
D sin2(α+π2)+sin2(β+π2)=1cos(α+β)


cosα+cosβ=0(1)
sinα+sinβ=0(2)
(1)2+(2)22+2cos(αβ)=0cos(αβ)=1
(1)2(2)2cos2α+cos2β+2cos(α+β)=0
((1)(2))2(cosα+cosβ+sinα+sinβ)2=0
2+2cos(αβ)+2cosα sinα+2cosβ sinβ+2cosβ sinα=0
Using cos(αβ)=1 we get
22+sin 2α+sin 2β+2sin(α+β)=0
sin 2α+sin2β+2sin(α+β)=0
Lastly,
sin2(α+π2)+sin2(β+π2)=cos2α+cos2β
=2cos2α=2cos2β[using|cosα|=|cosβ|]
=1+cos2α=1+cos2β
=1+cos2α+cos2β2
=1cos(α+β) [using result in (B)]

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