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If A + B + C = 2 S, then sin (S - A) + sin (S - B) + sin (S - C) - sin S =


A

4 sin A sin B sin C

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4 cos cos cos

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C

4 cos A cos B cos C

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D

4 sin . sin . sin

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Solution

The correct option is D

4 sin . sin . sin


Given expression

Sin (S - A) + sin (S - B) + sin (S - C) - sin S

Using sin C + sin D formula using sin C - sin D formula

2 sin (SA+SB)2 . cos (SAS+B)2 + 2 cos (SC+S)2 . sin (SCS)2

= 2 sin (2SAB)2 . cos (A+B)2 + 2 cos (2SC)2 . sin (C)2

Substituting 2S = A + B + C

= 2 sin ((A+B+CAB)2) . cos ((A+B)2) + 2 cos ((A+B+CC)2) {sinC2}

= 2 sin C2 . cos (BA2) - 2 cos (A+B2) . sin C2

= 2 sin C2 [cos(BA2)cos(A+B2)]

Using cos C - cos D formula

=2sinC2[2sin(BA2+A+B2)2.sin((A+B2(BA2))2]

= 2 sin C2 [2 sin B2 . sinA2]

= 4 sin A2 . sin B2 . sin C2


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