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Standard XII
Mathematics
Trigonometric Ratios of Allied Angles
Prove that:i ...
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Prove that:
(i) sin 38° + sin 22° = sin 82°
(ii) cos 100° + cos 20° = cos 40°
(iii) sin 50° + sin 10° = cos 20°
(iv) sin 23° + sin 37° = cos 7°
(v) sin 105° + cos 105° = cos 45°
(vi) sin 40° + sin 20° = cos 10°
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Solution
(i)
Consider
LHS
:
s
in
38
°
+
sin
22
°
=
2
sin
38
°
+
22
°
2
cos
38
°
-
22
°
2
∵
sin
A
+
sin
B
=
2
sin
A
+
B
2
cos
A
-
B
2
=
2
sin
30
°
cos
8
°
=
2
×
1
2
cos
(
90
°
-
8
°
)
=
sin
82
°
=
RHS
Hence
,
LHS
=
RHS
.
(ii)
Consider
LHS
:
cos
100
°
+
cos
20
°
=
2
cos
100
°
+
20
°
2
cos
100
°
-
20
°
2
∵
cos
A
+
cos
B
=
2
cos
A
+
B
2
cos
A
-
B
2
=
2
cos
60
°
cos
40
°
=
2
×
1
2
cos
40
°
=
cos
40
°
Hence
,
LHS
=
RHS
.
(iii)
Consider
LHS
:
sin
50
°
+
sin
10
°
=
2
sin
50
°
+
10
°
2
cos
50
°
-
10
°
2
∵
sin
A
+
sin
B
=
2
sin
A
+
B
2
cos
A
-
B
2
=
2
sin
30
°
cos
20
°
=
2
×
1
2
cos
20
°
=
cos
20
°
Hence
,
LHS
=
RHS
.
(iv)
Consider
LHS
:
s
in
23
°
+
sin
37
°
=
2
sin
23
°
+
37
°
2
cos
23
°
-
37
°
2
∵
sin
A
+
sin
B
=
2
si
n
A
+
B
2
cos
A
-
B
2
=
2
sin
30
°
cos
-
7
°
=
2
sin
30
°
cos
7
°
=
2
×
1
2
cos
7
°
=
cos
7
°
Hence
,
LHS
=
RHS
.
(v)
Consider
LHS
:
s
in
105
°
+
cos
105
°
=
sin
105
°
+
cos
90
°
+
15
°
=
sin
105
°
-
sin
15
°
=
2
si
n
105
°
-
15
°
2
cos
105
°
+
15
°
2
∵
sin
A
+
sin
B
=
2
sin
A
-
B
2
cos
A
+
B
2
=
2
sin
45
°
cos
60
°
=
2
sin
90
°
-
45
°
cos
60
°
=
2
×
1
2
cos
45
°
=
cos
45
°
Hence
,
LHS
=
RHS
.
(vi)
Consider
LHS
:
sin
40
°
+
sin
20
°
=
2
sin
40
°
+
20
°
2
cos
40
°
-
20
°
2
∵
sin
A
+
sin
B
=
2
sin
A
+
B
2
cos
A
-
B
2
=
2
sin
30
°
cos
10
°
=
2
×
1
2
cos
10
°
=
cos
10
°
Hence
,
LHS
=
RHS
.
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∘
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50
∘
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sin
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∘
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sin
80
∘
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cos
20
∘
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sin
20
∘
cos
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∘
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∘
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