Transformation of sums and product.
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sin(A+C/2)=sin{A+(π/2-A/2-B/2)
=>sin(π/2+A/2-B/2)
=>cos(A/2-B/2)sinC/2
=>sin(π/2-A/2-B/2)=cos(A/2+B/2)
Since,
sin(A+C/2)=nsinC/2,
so cos(A/2-B/2)= ncos(A/2+B/2)
cosA/2cosB/2+sinA/2sinB/2
---- ----= n cosA/2 cosB/2 - n sinA/2 sinB/2---
--------(1+tanA/2) ( tanB/2) = n - n tanA/2 tanB/2
---------tanA/2 tanB/2=(n - 1) / (n + 1).-------+---
I HOPE ITS HELP YOU DEAR,
:-THANKS :-
sin(A+C/2)=sin{A+(π/2-A/2-B/2)
=>sin(π/2+A/2-B/2)
=>cos(A/2-B/2)sinC/2
=>sin(π/2-A/2-B/2)=cos(A/2+B/2)
Since,
sin(A+C/2)=nsinC/2,
so cos(A/2-B/2)= ncos(A/2+B/2)
cosA/2cosB/2+sinA/2sinB/2
---- ----= n cosA/2 cosB/2 - n sinA/2 sinB/2---
--------(1+tanA/2) ( tanB/2) = n - n tanA/2 tanB/2
---------tanA/2 tanB/2=(n - 1) / (n + 1).-------+---
I HOPE ITS HELP YOU DEAR,
:-THANKS :-
abhiraj8:
Thanks bhai..
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