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sinA/sin(A+B)=a/c prove

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Answered by Abdullah9988
28

a/sinA=b/sinB=c/sinC=2R

so, a=2RsinA

c=2RsinC

solving L.H.S.

»a/c

»2RsinA/2RsinC

»sinA/sinC

»sinA/sin(180-C) (because sin(180-x)=sinx)

»sinA/sin(A+B)=RHS

because A+B+C=180

SO 180-C=A+B

Answered by Sriyestamma2003
6

Answer:

a/sinA=b/sinB=c/sinC=2R

so, a=2RsinA

c=2RsinC

solving rhs

»a/c

»2RsinA/2RsinC

»sinA/sinC

»sinA/sin(180-C) (because sin(180-x)=sinx)

»sinA/sin(A+B)=RHS

because A+B+C=180

SO 180-C=A+B

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