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Standard XII
Mathematics
Implicit Differentiation
If A+B+C=π,...
Question
If
A
+
B
+
C
=
π
, then prove that
cot
A
+
sin
A
sin
B
sin
C
retains the same value when any two of the angles A, B, C are interchanged.
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Solution
sin
A
sin
B
sin
C
=
sin
(
B
+
C
)
sin
B
sin
C
=
cot
B
+
cot
C
∴
Given expression
=
∑
cot
A
. Hence proved by symmetry.
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