Math, asked by yashdhakka, 10 months ago

If P is the circumcentre of an acute angled triangle
ABC with circumradius R. D is the midpoint of BC.
show that the perimeter of triangle ABC = 2R (sin A+ sin B + sinC).​

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Answered by SarcasticL0ve
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  • P is the circumcentre of an acute angled triangle ABC with circumradius R.
  • D is the midpoint of BC.

\bold{\underline{\rm{\purple{To \; Prove:-}}}}

  • perimeter of triangle ABC = 2R (sin A+ sin B + sinC).

\bold{\underline{\rm{\pink{Solution:-}}}}

★ Concept used :- sine formula

In ∆ABC,

 \sf{ \dfrac{a}{\sin{A}} = \dfrac{b}{\sin{B}} = \dfrac{c}{\sin{C}} = 2R}

✦ where R = Circumradius

✦ From sine formula, we have

  •  \sf{a = 2R \sin{A}}

  •  \sf{b = 2R \sin{B}}

  •  \sf{c = 2R \sin{C}}

✦ Now, Perimeter of ∆ABC

\implies Sum of all lengths of sides of ∆ABC

\implies \sf{a + b + c}

\implies \sf{2R \sin{A} + 2R \sin{B} + 2R \sin{C}}

\implies \sf{2R( \sin{A} + \sin{B} + \sin{C})}

Therefore, The perimeter of ∆ABC is  \sf{2R( \sin{A} + \sin{B} + \sin{C})}

\bold{\underline{\underline{\boxed{\sf{\red{\dag \; Hence \; Proved!}}}}}}

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