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If a=cosαisinα;b=cosβisinβ;c=cosγisinγ then (a2c2b2abc) is

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cos(αβ+γ)+isin(αβ+γ)
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2cos(αβ+γ)
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2isin(αβ+γ)
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2cos(αβ+γ)
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Solution

The correct option is A 2isin(αβ+γ)
Applying Euler's form
a=cosαisinα=eiα
b=cosβisinβ=eiβ
c=cosγisinγ=eiγ
Therefore
a2c2=e2i(α+γ)...(i)
b2=e2iβ ...(ii)
abc=ei(α+β+γ) ...(iii)
Now
a2c2b2abc
=a2c2abcb2abc
=e2i(α+γ)ei(α+β+γ)e2iβei(α+β+γ)
=ei(2α+2γαβγ)ei(2βαβγ)
=ei(α+γβ)ei(βαγ)
=ei(βαγ)ei(βαγ)
=[cos(βαγ)+isin(βαγ)][cos(βαγ)isin(βαγ)]
=2isin(βαγ)
=2isin(αβ+γ)

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