if a = 30 prove that
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just put the value of a in the l.h.s and r.h.s
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If it is given that, A = 30°, then just put the values.
LHS=
(1 + sin 60° + cos 60°)/(sin 30° + cos 30°)
= (1 + _/3/2 + 1/2)/(1/2 + _/3/2)
= (( 2 + _/3 +1)/2)/(1 + _/3)/2
= (3 + _/3)/(1 + _/3)
= _/3(_/3 + 1)(1 + _/3)
= _/3
RHS=
2 cos 30°
= 2×_/3/2
= _/3
So, RHS = LHS
(has been proven)
LHS=
(1 + sin 60° + cos 60°)/(sin 30° + cos 30°)
= (1 + _/3/2 + 1/2)/(1/2 + _/3/2)
= (( 2 + _/3 +1)/2)/(1 + _/3)/2
= (3 + _/3)/(1 + _/3)
= _/3(_/3 + 1)(1 + _/3)
= _/3
RHS=
2 cos 30°
= 2×_/3/2
= _/3
So, RHS = LHS
(has been proven)
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