Math, asked by pandurishi449, 5 months ago

If A+B+C=2s then prove that sin(S-A)+ sin(S-B)+sin C

Answers

Answered by rivergracegatlin
0

Answer:

ok

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by sanjeevaraya3
1

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Solution :

LHS

=sin(S-A)+sin(S-B)+sinC

=2sin(

2S-A-B

2

 

)⋅cos(

B-A

2

 

)+2sin(

C

2

 

)⋅cos(

C

2

 

)

=2sin(

C

2

 

)(cos(

B-A

2

 

)+cos(

C

2

 

))

=2sin(

C

2

 

)(2cos(

(

B-A

2

 

)+(

C

2

 

)

2

 

)⋅cos(

(

B

2

 

)-(

A

2

 

)-(

C

2

 

)

2

 

)

4sin(

C

2

 

)⋅cos(

B+C-A

4

 

)⋅cos(

B-A-C

4

 

)

4sin(

C

2

 

)⋅cos(

2S-2A

4

 

)⋅cos(

B-(2S-B)

4

 

)

4sin(

C

2

 

)⋅cos(

S-A

2

 

)⋅cos(

B-S

2

 

)

4cos(

S-A

2

 

)⋅cos(

S-B

2

 

)⋅sin(

C

2

 

).

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