Math, asked by varsha7358, 1 year ago

if A,B,C are the acute angles such that sin B+C/2=cos B/2

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Answered by tanumonu001oy3ei8
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Answered by skh2
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First of all -
Some correction in the question.

The correct question will be :-
 \sin( \frac{b + c}{2})  =  \cos( \frac{a}{2})

So,

Please refer the above photograph for the used process.
Hope this will be helping you.


KEY POINTS TO REMEMBER :-


☸️ sin(90-x) = cos x

☸️Angle sum property of a triangle is 180 degrees.

☸️sin = perpendicular /Hypotenuse

☸️ cos = base/Hypotenuse


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