Sin(a-b)/sin(a+b)=a2-b2/c2
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Step-by-step explanation:
By Sine rule we have,
a/SinA = b/SinB = c/SinC = k.
=> a = kSinA, b = kSinB, c = kSinC
Now,
a² - b² / c²
=> k²Sin²A - k²Sin²B / k²Sin²C
=> Sin²A - Sin²B / Sin²C
//we know that Sin²A - Sin²B = Sin(A+B)Sin(A-B)
A+B+C = π => C = π - (A+B) => SinC = Sin(π - (A+B))
=> Sin(A+B)Sin(A-B) / Sin²[π -(A+B)]
=> Sin(A+B)Sin(A-B) / Sin²(A+B)
=> Sin(A - B)/Sin(A+B)
Hence Proved.
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