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Q.Prove that: cos(π/4 − x) cos(π/4 − y) − sin(π/4 − x) sin(π/4 − y) = sin(x + y) OR Show that: sin 75° + cos 75° = √3/√2

Haryana BsehBoard of School Education Haryana (Senior Secondary Part-I / Class 11) 2025Subjective· 2mImportance★★★★★
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The left side is exactly the expansion of cos⁡((π/4−x)+(π/4−y))\cos((\pi/4-x)+(\pi/4-y)), which simplifies to sin⁡(x+y)\sin(x+y).

Let P=π4−xP = \dfrac{\pi}{4}-x and Q=π4−yQ = \dfrac{\pi}{4}-y.

The left-hand side is cos⁡Pcos⁡Q−sin⁡Psin⁡Q\cos P\cos Q - \sin P\sin Q, which by the cosine addition formula equals cos⁡(P+Q)\cos(P+Q).

P+Q=(π4−x)+(π4−y)=π2−(x+y)P+Q = \left(\dfrac{\pi}{4}-x\right)+\left(\dfrac{\pi}{4}-y\right) = \dfrac{\pi}{2}-(x+y)

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