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" (ii) "sin(70^(@)+theta)-cos(20^(@)-theta)=0

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Without using trigonometric tables,evaluate each of the following: (sin^(2)20^(@)+sin^(2)70^(@))/(cos^(2)20^(0)+cos^(2)70^(@))+(sin(90^(@)-theta)sin theta)/(tan theta)+(cos(90^(@)-theta)cos theta)/(cot theta)+cos(40^(0)+theta)-sin(50^(@)-theta)+(cos^(2)40^(0)+cos^(2)50^(@))/(sin^(2)40^(0)+sin^(2)50^(@))

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If sin theta = cos (20^(@)+theta) , then theta is equal to :