If Sin Ø/x = Cos Ø/y, Then Let Us Show That, Sin Ø – Cos Ø = X-y/√x²+y². - ConceptEra

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If sin Ø/x = cos Ø/y, then let us show that, sin Ø – cos Ø = x-y/√x²+y².

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