in a triangle ABC,write cos(b/2+c/2)in terms of A
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we know that sum of all the angels of a triangle = 180
so here we have a+b+c = 180°
b+c = 180-a
now coming to the question cos((b+c)/2) = cos((180-a)/2) = cos(90-a/2) = sin(a/2)
hence the answer is sin(a/2)
so here we have a+b+c = 180°
b+c = 180-a
now coming to the question cos((b+c)/2) = cos((180-a)/2) = cos(90-a/2) = sin(a/2)
hence the answer is sin(a/2)
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