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In ΔABC, prove that

(bc)b+c=tan12(BC)tan12(B+C)

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Solution

By the sine rule, we have

asin A=bsin B=csin C=k(say).

a=k sin A,b=k sin B, and c=k sin C,

LHS=bcb+c=k sin Bk sin Ck sin B+k sin C=k(sin Bsin C)k(sin B+sin C)

= (sin Bsin C)(sin B+sin C)=2cos(B+C)2sinBC22sinB+C2cos(BC)2

= tan12(BC)tan12(B+C)= RHS.

Hence, (bc)b+c=tan12(BC)tan12(B+C)


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