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prove alfa+Bita=90 degree,show the maximum value of cos alfa cos bita is 1/2.
9 years ago

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Steve
that's alpha and beta.
I'll use x and y for ease of typing.

since the angles are complementary, cos(x) = sin(y)

cos(x)*cos(y)
= sin(y)*cos(y)
= 1/2 sin(2y)

since sin has maximum value of 1, ...
9 years ago
hi
not so good answer
5 years ago

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