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Let a and b be real numbers such that sin sin a +  b = 1/√2 and cos a + cos b = √6/2 then the value of sin (a + b) is :(A)   1/2√2(B)   1/√3 (C)   √3/2(D)   2/√3

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Correct option (C)   √3/2

Explanation:

Given L : sin a + sin b = 1/√2  & M : cos a + cos b =  √6/2,

So L2 + M2  implies cos (a - b) = 0

while L M (using cos (a - b) = 0)

gives sin (a + b) =  √3/2



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