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Question
If A and Bare supplementary angles, then `sin^2 "A"/2 + sin^2 "B"/2` = ______.
Options
`1/3`
1
`1/2`
0
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Solution
If A and B are supplementary angles, then `sin^2 "A"/2 + sin^2 "B"/2` = 1.
Explanation:
Given, A and Bare supplementary angle
∴ A + B = 180°
`("A + B")/2 = 90°`
`"B"/2 = 90^circ - "A"/2`
∴ `sin^2 "A"/2 + sin^2 "B"/2`
`= sin^2 "A"/2 + sin^2 (90^circ - "A"/2)`
`= sin^2 "A"/2 + cos^2 "A"/2`
= 1
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