(1-sin a)(1-sin b)(1-sin c)= (1+sin a)(1+sin b)(1+sin c) = k
Now find the value of k.
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heya!!
refer to given attachment please
question is from 'Trigonometric identities '.
use these formulas :-
[]Sin²a + Cos²a = 1
()COROLLARY :-
1 - Sin²a = Cos²a
1 - Cos²a = Sin²a
Thanks
refer to given attachment please
question is from 'Trigonometric identities '.
use these formulas :-
[]Sin²a + Cos²a = 1
()COROLLARY :-
1 - Sin²a = Cos²a
1 - Cos²a = Sin²a
Thanks
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Hey friend, Harish here.
Here is your answer:
Given that:
(1-sin a)(1-sin b)(1-sin c)= (1+sin a)(1+sin b)(1+sin c) = k
To Find:
The value of K.
Solution:
⇒
- (i)
⇒
- (ii)
Multiply (i) & (ii):

⇒
⇒
⇒
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Hope my answer is helpful to you.
Here is your answer:
Given that:
(1-sin a)(1-sin b)(1-sin c)= (1+sin a)(1+sin b)(1+sin c) = k
To Find:
The value of K.
Solution:
⇒
⇒
Multiply (i) & (ii):
⇒
⇒
⇒
____________________________________________________
Hope my answer is helpful to you.
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