Math, asked by Jessica2029, 1 year ago

In ΔABC, show that ∑a (sin B - sin C) = 0.

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Answered by MaheswariS
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Answer:

Answer is 0


Step-by-step explanation:



I have applied sine formula to solve this problem.


In any triangle ABC


(a/ sinA ) = (b/ sinB) = (c/ sinC) = 2R


where R is the circum radius




a( sinB - sinC) + b (sinC - sinA)

+ c(sinA - sinB)


= 2R sinA( sinB - sinC) + 2R sinB (sinC - sinA) + 2R sinC(sinA - sinB)


= 2R sinAsinB - 2R sinA sinC

+ 2R sinB sinC - 2R sinB sinA

+ 2R sinC sinA - 2R sinC sinB


=2R sinAsinB - 2R sinC sinA

+ 2R sinB sinC - 2R sinA sinB

+ 2R sinC sinA - 2R sinB sinC


=0



I hope this answer helps you




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