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4 April, 12:48

Which relationship in the triangle must be true? sin (b) = sin (a) sin (b) = cos (90 -

b. cos (b) = sin (180 -

b. cos (b) = cos (a) ?

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  1. 4 April, 15:42
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    Assuming angle a and angle b are not equal and the given triangle is a right triangle.

    Let's see cos (90-b)

    Here we use the formula of cos (A-B) = cos A cos B - sin A sin B

    And on using this formula, we will get

    cos (90-b) = cos 90 cos b + sin 90 sin b

    Value of cos 90 = 0 and sin 90 = 1, And on using these values, we will get

    cos (90-b) = (0) cos (b) + (1) sin (b)

    cos (90-b) = 0 + sin (b)

    cos (90-b) = sin (b)

    As we see that on using the formula, we are getting cos (90-b) = sin b.

    So the correct option is cos (90-b) = sin b
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