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in a isoceles triangles a is the length of two equal sides and A is the equal angle Prove that
it's area is a^2sinA.cosA​

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Answered by vishalkumar2806
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by \: sin \: \: law \\ area \:  =  \frac{1}{2} absinc \\  = using \: sine \: law \\  \frac{a}{sin \: a}  =  \frac{c}{sin \: c}  = k \\ a = b \\ c = 180 - 2a\\  area \:  =  \frac{1}{2} k \: sin(a)ksin \: a \: sin \: \: c \\  =  \frac{1}{2} k {}^{2} sin {}^{2} a \: sin(180 - a) \\   =  \frac{1}{2} (ksin \: a) {}^{2} sin2a \\ =   \frac{1}{2} a {}^{2}  \times 2sin \: a \: cos \: a \\  = a {}^{2} sin \: a \: \: cos \: a


vishalkumar2806: it is complicate for the the students in below 11th
vishalkumar2806: If you are in 12th then you can understand
shyam03: am 10th
vishalkumar2806: But you can use trignometry....Just caluculate sinA Cos A and use area = half x base x height
shyam03: okay I a. thinking about that
shyam03: am
vishalkumar2806: draw a perpendicular from C and ques solved
shyam03: got the answer
vishalkumar2806: Thankyou
shyam03: TQ
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