For the equation sin3theta+cos3theta=1-s...

For the equation `sin3theta+cos3theta=1-sin2theta` (A) `tantheta = 1` is possible (B) `costheta=0` is possible (C) `tan(theta/2)=-1` is possible (D) `cos(theta/2)=0` is possible

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