In a triangle ABC, if acosA=bcosB, show that the triangle is either isosceles or right angled.
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here is u r answer
we know that a/sinA = b/sinB
if acosA = bcosB, then
a/cosB = b/cosA
b = acosA/cosB
b = asinB/sinA
so, acosA/cosB = asinB/sinA
cosAsinA = sinBcosB
sin2A = sin2B
means A=B and the triangle is isoceles
hope understand
we know that a/sinA = b/sinB
if acosA = bcosB, then
a/cosB = b/cosA
b = acosA/cosB
b = asinB/sinA
so, acosA/cosB = asinB/sinA
cosAsinA = sinBcosB
sin2A = sin2B
means A=B and the triangle is isoceles
hope understand
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39
Hey !!
Given,
a cos A = b cos B
=> 2R sin A cos A = 2R sin B cos B
=> sin 2A = sin 2B (or) sin (180 - 2B)
=> 2A = 2B (or) 2A = 180 - 2B
=> A = B (or) A = 90 - B
=> A = B (or) A + B = 90°
=> A = B (or) C = 90°
∴ The triangle is isosceles (or) right-angled.
GOOD LUCK !!
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