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Standard XII
Mathematics
Integration of Irrational Algebraic Fractions - 2
Prove cos 6...
Question
Prove
(
cos
(
65
0
−
45
0
)
)
=
√
2
cos
20
0
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Solution
sin
65
0
+
cos
65
0
=
√
2
(
1
2
sin
65
0
+
1
√
2
cos
65
0
)
=
√
2
(
cos
(
65
0
−
45
0
)
)
=
√
2
cos
20
0
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