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In any triangle,if a2b2a2+b2=sin(AB)sin(A+B) then prove that the triangle is either right angled or isosceles.

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Solution

Given, a2b2a2+b2=sin(AB)sin(A+B)

using side and angle relation

4R2sin2A4R2sin2B4R2sin2A4R2sin2B=sin(AB)sin(A+B)
sin(A+B)sin(AB)sin2A+sin2B=sin(AB)sin(A+B)

sin(AB)=0orsin(πC)sin2A+sin2B=1sin(πC)
A=B or sin2C=sin2A+sin2B

A=B or c2=a2+b2
[from the sine rule]
Therefore, the triangle is isosceles or right angled.

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