Show that_ cos A +cos(120°+A) + cos(120°-A)=0
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Use the addition formula for cosine
cos(alpha + beta) = cos(alpha) × cos(beta) - sin(alpha) × sin(beta)
(see the lesson Addition and subtraction formulas in this site)
You will have
cos(120+A) = cos(120) × cos(A) - sin(120) × sin(A),
cos(120-A) = cos(120) × cos(A) + sin(120) × sin(A).
Add these two equality (both sides).
You will get
cos(120+A) + cos(120-A) = 2cos(120) × cos(A).
Now use that cos(120) = -1 / 2
Hence 2cos(120) = -1.
Hence,
cos(A) + cos(120+A) + cos(120-A) = cos(A) + 2cos(120)*cos(A) = cos(A) - cos(A) = 0
✪✪ Hence Proved ✪✪
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