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If sinA + sinB=1 and sinA-sinB=1, find A.
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sinA + sinB=1 and sinA-sinB=1 Then, adding both the equation gives: 2sinA =2 sinA=1
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i thought it will be like sum and difference. you squared the first term - the squared of the 2nd term
No..... I just added both the equations
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it just depend in the equation :)) okay thanks.. i got it :) can i know your secret? haha
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And a-b = a+ b = 1 has to be b = 0
but why?
sauravshakya just showed you why, but it should be clear from just looking at it.
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anyway. thanks to your help :) i'll just ask a question again later :)
ur welcome
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