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Standard XII
Mathematics
Cosine Rule
Evaluate ∑s...
Question
Evaluate
∑
sin
(
C
−
A
)
sin
C
sin
A
if none of
sin
A
,
sin
B
,
sin
C
is zero.
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Solution
∑
sin
(
C
−
A
)
sin
C
sin
A
=
∑
sin
C
cos
A
−
cos
C
sin
A
sin
C
sin
A
=
∑
sin
C
cos
A
sin
C
sin
A
−
∑
cos
C
sin
A
sin
C
sin
A
=
∑
cos
A
sin
A
−
∑
cos
C
sin
C
=
∑
cot
A
−
cot
C
=
cot
A
−
cot
C
+
cot
C
−
cot
B
+
cot
B
−
cot
A
=
0
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