in triangle ABC , if( a^2+b^2/a^2-b^2) sin(A-B)=1and the triangle is not right angled , then cos (A-B)
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Given that, In ΔABC,∠C=900
A+B+C=1800
A+B=1800−900
A+B=900........(1)
Then,
a2−b2a2+b2sin(A−B)
Using sine rule, and we get,
sinAa=sinBb=sinCc=k
(ksinA)2−(ksinB)2(ksinA)2+(ksinB)2sin(A−B)
=sin2A−sin2Bsin2A+sin2Bsin(A−B)
=
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