If A, B and C are interior angles of a triangle ABC, then show that:
sin(B+C/2) = cos A/2
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Your Answer friend,
➡ We know,
Sum of the interior angles of a triangle is
==> A+B+C=180
B+C=180-A
B+C/2=90-A/2
Sin(B+C/2)=Sin(90-A/2)
Sin(B+C/2)=CosA/2............{Hence, Shown}
Hope it helps you
Your Answer friend,
➡ We know,
Sum of the interior angles of a triangle is
==> A+B+C=180
B+C=180-A
B+C/2=90-A/2
Sin(B+C/2)=Sin(90-A/2)
Sin(B+C/2)=CosA/2............{Hence, Shown}
Hope it helps you
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In triangle ABC
A+B+C=180° (ASP)
B+C=180°-A
Dividing the above equation by 2
As shown below in image
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