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If A+B+C = 180°, then sin(A+B) - sin C=​

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Answered by 1308manjistha
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Answer:

If the sum of four angles be , prove that the sum of the products of their cosines taken two and two together is equal to the sum of the products of their sines taken similarly.

Answered by podumigogoi8
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Answer:

1

We known that A+B+C=180°

=> A+ C=180°-B

=> _A+_C_=180°_-_B_

2 2

=> A_+_C= 90°-B_

2 2

=> tan(A_+C_)=tan (90°-_B_)

2 2

=> tan(_A_+C)=Cot (_B_)

2 2

2

We known that A+B+C=180°

=> B+C=180°-A

=> B_+_C= _180°_-A_

2 2

=> B_+_C=900-_A_

2 2

=> sin(B_+_C)=sin(90°-_A_)

2 2

=> Sin (B_+_C)=cos(_A_)

2 2

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