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If in a ΔABC, cosAa=cosBb=cosCc, then what can be said about the triangle?


A

Isoceles triangle

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Right angled triangle

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C

Equilateral triangle

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Acute triangle

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Solution

The correct option is C

Equilateral triangle


Since rule says that = asinA=bsinB=csinC=k
Therefore, a=k(sinA), b=k(sinB) and c=k(sinC)
We can write cosAa=cosBb=cosCc as
cosAksinA=cosBksinB=cosCksinC = cot A=cot B=cot C
A=B=C(Equilateral Triangle).


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