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In a triangle ΔABC prove that sinA+sinB>sinC.

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Solution

Let a,b,c be the sides of the triangle ΔABC.
Now the construction of the triangle is possible if sum of any two sides is greater than the other.
Then we shall get,
a+b>c
or, 2RsinA+2RsinB>2RsinC [ Using sine rule of triangle]
or, sinA+sinB>sinC. [ Since R is circum-radius of the triangle ΔABC, so R>0]

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