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Standard XII
Mathematics
Integration of Piecewise Continuous Functions
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Question
show that
cos
38
∘
cos
52
∘
−
sin
38
∘
sin
52
∘
=
0
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Solution
cos
38
∘
cos
52
∘
−
sin
38
∘
sin
52
∘
=
cos
(
90
∘
−
52
∘
)
cos
(
90
∘
−
38
∘
)
−
sin
38
∘
sin
52
∘
=
sin
52
∘
sin
38
∘
−
sin
38
∘
sin
52
∘
=
0
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Q.
Show that:
c
o
s
38
∘
c
o
s
52
∘
−
s
i
n
38
∘
s
i
n
52
∘
=
0
Q.
Question 2 (ii)
Show that :
c
o
s
38
∘
c
o
s
52
∘
−
s
i
n
38
∘
s
i
n
52
∘
=
0
Q.
Question 2 (ii)
Show that :
c
o
s
38
∘
c
o
s
52
∘
−
s
i
n
38
∘
s
i
n
52
∘
=
0
Q.
Show that : (i)
tan
48
∘
tan
23
∘
tan
42
∘
tan
67
∘
=
1
(ii)
cos
38
∘
cos
52
∘
−
sin
38
∘
sin
52
∘
=
0
.
Q.
Simplify
cos
38
∘
cos
52
∘
−
sin
38
∘
sin
52
∘
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