in an acute angled triangle ABC ,if sin (A+B+C) =1/2 and cos (B+C-A)= 1/√2 find angle A ,B and C
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We have sin^ h ABC + − sin 2
1 = = 30º
or, ABC + − = 30º ...(1)
and cos^ h BCA + − cos
2
1 = = 45º
or, BCA + − = 45º ...(2)
Adding equation (1) and (2), we get
2B = 75º
or, B = 37 5º .
Now subtracting equation (2) from equation (1) we
get,
2^ h A C − =− 15º
or, A C − = 7 5º . ...(3)
Now ABC + + = 180º
ABC + + = 180º
A C + = 180 37 5 142 5 c c − . .º = ...(4)
Adding equation (3) and (4), we have
2A = 135º
or, A = 67 5º .
and, C = 75º
Hence, +A -67 .5° B- 37.5° C- 75º
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