Question
Question: If \(\sin \left( A-B \right)=\dfrac{1}{2},\cos \left( A+B \right)=\dfrac{1}{2}\), \({{0}^{0}}\) \(<\...
If sin(A−B)=21,cos(A+B)=21, 00 <A+B≤ 900 and A>B , find A and B.
Solution
Hint:In the given question, the value of sin(A−B) is equal to 21and we know that sin30∘=21 . Now, we get sin(A−B)=sin30∘ so A−B=300 . Similarly, we can write cos(A+B)=cos60∘ because cos60∘=21 so A+B=600. Now solve A−B=300 and A+B=600 and find the values of A and B.
Complete step-by-step answer:
It is given in the question that,
sin(A−B)=21
We know that from the trigonometric values that sin30∘=21 so in the above equation we can write:
sin(A−B)=sin30∘
Taking sin-1 both the sides we get,
A−B=30∘
It is also given in the question that,
cos(A+B)=21
We know that from the trigonometric values that cos60∘=21 so in the above equation we can write:
cos(A+B)=cos60∘
Taking cos−1 on both the sides we get,
A+B=600
Now, we have two equations in A and B.
A−B=300……….Eq.(1)
A+B=600……….Eq.(2)
Solving above equations by elimination method we get,
Adding eq. (1) and eq. (2) will give:
2A=900⇒A=450
Substituting this value of A in eq. (2) we get,
450+B=600⇒B=150
Hence, the value of A = 45° and B = 15°.
Note: You must verify that the values of A and B that you are getting satisfies the condition given in the question which is:
00<A+B≤900 and A>B
The values of A and B that we have obtained in the above solution is:
A = 45° and B = 15°
As you can see that both A and B values are lying between 0° and 90° along with that the value of A (i.e. 45°) is greater than that of B (i.e. 15°).
Hence, the values of A and B that we have obtained are satisfying the given conditions on A and B.