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a sin(A/2+B)=(b+c)sinA/2​

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Answered by ananyasinghkm
2

Answer:

Let AD - bissector of A.

BD/CD=c/b

BD+CD=a

(a-CD)/CD=c/b => CD=ab/(b+c)

Triangle ABD: Angle ADC=A/2 + B

SIN-theorem : sin DAC/CD = sin ADC/b

i.e. (sin A/2)/(ab/(b+c)) = sin (A/2+B)/b

sin A/2 (b+c)=a sin (A/2+B)

So it goes.

Answered by Sankalp050
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Answer:

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