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If in any triangle ABC;a2−b2a2+b2=sin(A−B)sin(A+B), then the triangle is

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Right angled
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Isosceles
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Isosceles right angled
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Right angled or isosceles
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Solution

The correct option is D Right angled or isosceles
a2b2a2+b2=sin(AB)sin(A+B) Using componendo and dividendo

2a22b2=2sinAcosB2cosAsinBa2b2=sinAcosBcosAsinB

ab=cosBcosAsinAsinB=cosBcosAsin2A=sin2B

2A=nπ+(1)n2B;nZ

2A=2B2A+2B=π

Δ is isosceles or right angled.

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