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A+B+C = 180° cosA+ cos' B+cos C=​

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Answered by parveshkarsten
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Answer:

The answer is -1 + 4 cos A/2 cos B/2 cos C/2

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

A+B+C=m……(1)

L.H.S.

=(cosA+cosB)+cosC

={2⋅cos[(A+B)/2]⋅cos[(A−B)/2]}+cosC

={2⋅cos[(π/2)−(C/2)]⋅cos[(A−B)/2]}+cosC

={2⋅sin(C/2)⋅cos[(A−B)/2]}+(1−2⋅sin2(C/2)]

=1+2sin(C/2)⋅(cos[(A−B)/2]−sin(C/2)}

=1+2sin(C/2)⋅(cos[(A−B)/2]−sin[(π/2)−((A+B)/2)]}

=1+2sin(C/2)⋅(cos[(A−B)/2]−cos[(A+B)/2]}

=1+2sin(C/2)⋅2sin(A/2)⋅sin(B/2)………(2)  

=1+4sin(A/2)sin(B/2)sin(C/2)

=R⋅H.S

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