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If bsinA= asin(A +2B), then (a+b) ÷ (a-b) =

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

a+b = b sin²A + a sin²(A+2B)

a-b b sin²A - a sin²(A+2B)

Step-by-step explanation:

bsinA = asin(A+2B)

b = asin(A+2B)

sinA

also,

a = bsinA

sin(A+2B)

therefore,

a+b = bsina + asin(A+2B)

sin(A+2B) sinA

=> a+b = bsin²a + asin²(A+2B) ______( eq. 1)

sin(A+2B)sinA

similarly,

a-b = bsina - asin(A+2B)

sin(A+2B) sinA

=>a-b = bsin²a - asin²(A+2B) ______( eq. 2)

sin(A+2B)sinA

dividing eq. 1 and 2 we get,

a+b = b sin²A + a sin²(A+2B)

a-b b sin²A - a sin²(A+2B)

Answered by shivanigowdagn
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similarly

a-b = bsina/ sin(A+ 2B) - asin( a+ 2b)/ sinA

a - b = bsin^2a -asin^2(A+2b) => equation 2

sin( A+ 2B )

divide eq 1, and 2 we get

a+b / a-b = bsin^2 + a sin^2 (a+2b)/bsin^2 - a sin^2 (a+2b)

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