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in triangle ABC, prove that cos (a+b)+cosc=0​

Answers

Answered by chekitha
0

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by vishajain821
1

Answer:

In ΔABC, Let

BC

=

a

,

CA

=

b

and

AB

=

c

, then

a=∣

BC

∣,b=∣

CA

∣ and c=∣

AB

From ΔABC, we get

BC

+

CA

=

BA

BC

+

CA

+

AB

=0

a

+

b

+

c

=0

a

×(

a

+

b

+

c

)=

a

×

0

a

×

a

+

a

×

b

+

a

×

c

=0

a

×

b

=−

a

×

c

a

×

b

=

c

×

a

...... (i)

Similarly,

a

×

b

=

b

×

c

...... (ii)

From (i) and (ii), we get

a

×

b

=

b

×

c

=

c

×

a

a

×

b

∣=∣

b

×

c

∣=∣

c

×

a

absin(π−C)=bcsin(π−A)=casin(π−B)

absinC=bcsinA=casinB

Dividing by abc throughout, we get

c

sinC

=

a

sinA

=

b

sinB

sinA

a

=

sinB

b

=

sinC

c

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