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If A,B,C be the angles of a â–³ABC ,then the value of (sinA+sinB)(sinB+sinC)(sinC+sinA) is?

A
<sinAsinBsinC
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>sinAsinBsinC.
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C
=sinAsinBsinC.
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=cosAcosBcosC
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Solution

The correct option is D >sinAsinBsinC.
The sum of any two sides of a triangle is greater than the third side
So,
a+b>c or b+c>a or a+c>b

Use the Sine rule, sinAa=sinBb=Cc

a=ksinA, b=ksinB and c=ksinC

So,

ksinA+ksinB>KsinC

sinA+sinB>sinC Equation (1)

Respectively for b+c>a and c+a>b

We can say that

sinB+sinC>sinA Equation (2)

sinA+sinC>sinB Equation (3)

Multiplying all the equation, we get

(sinA+sinB)(sinB+sinC)(sinC+sinA)>sinA×sinB×sinC

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