In a ∆ABC ,b cos (C+teta)+c cos(B-teta)
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bcos(A−θ)+acos(B+θ)
=b(cosA.cosθ+sinA.sinθ)+a(cosB.cosθ−sinB.sinθ)
=cosθ(bcosA+acosB)+sinθ(bsinA−asinB)
=cosθ(c)+sinθ(b
2R
a
−a
2R
b
) [Since acosB+bcosA=c and using sine law of triangle]
=ccosθ.
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