Math, asked by shivansh53, 1 year ago

prove that
a(cosC-cosB)=2(b-c) cos^2(A/2)

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Answered by gautamsama
38
Then, 

a = k sinA, b = k sinB, c = k sinC

RHS

b-c/a cos A/2

= (ksinB - ksinC/k sinA )cos A/2

= {[2 cos B+C/2 Sin B-C/2]/ Sin A} cos A/2

=[2* Sin B-C/2 cos (pi/2-A/2) .cos A/2] / sinA

= [SinA* sinB-C/2] / sinA

= Sin B-C/2

= LHS


shivansh53: you have taken wrong rhs
Answered by Pratik272003
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