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If sin(alpha) - cos(alpha) = 1/3 and 0° <_ alpha <_ 180°. Find sin(alpha) + cos(alpha)

If Sinalpha Cosalpha 13 And 0 Lt Alpha Lt 180 Find Sinalpha Cosalpha class=

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