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In any ΔABC, prove that a2b2c2=sin(AB)sin(A+B).

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Solution

Consider the given equation.

sin(AB)sin(A+B)=a2b2c2

L.H.S.,

sin(AB)sin(A+B)=sin(AB)sin(A+B)×sin(A+B)sin(A+B)

=sin(AB)sin(A+B)sin2(A+B)=sin2Asin2Bsin2(πc)

Put, sinA=ak,sinB=bk and sinC=ck.

sin2Asin2Bsin2(πc)=a2k2b2k2c2k2

=k2(a2b2)c2=a2b2c2=RHS

Hence, proved.


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