SOLUTION: another form of cos(30 degrees-A)+sin(60degrees+A)= I got sqrt of 3 divided by 2 sin A + cos A

Question 29857: another form of cos(30 degrees-A)+sin(60degrees+A)=
I got sqrt of 3 divided by 2 sin A + cos A
Answer by venugopalramana(3286) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
another form of cos(30 degrees-A)+sin(60degrees+A)=
= COS 30 COS A +SIN 30 SIN A + SIN 60 COS A + COS 60 SIN A
={(SQRT 3)/2}COS A +(1/2) SIN A + {(SQRT 3)/2}COS A +(1/2) SIN A
=(SQRT 3)COS A + SIN A IS THE ANSWER...
I got sqrt of 3 divided by 2 sin A + cos A.....NO IT IS NOT CORRECT...
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