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In Δ ABC the sides opposite to angles A,B,C are denoted by a,b,c respectively.
If a2,b2,c2 are in A.P., then which of the following is correct?

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tan2Btan(A+C)=1tanA.tanC1tan2B
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tan(A+C)2tanB=1tan2B1tanA.tanC
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tanB.tan(A+C)=2tanA.tanC1tanA.tanC
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tanB.tan(A+C)=tanA.tanC1+2tanA.tanC
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Solution

The correct option is C tanB.tan(A+C)=2tanA.tanC1tanA.tanC
a2,b2,c2 are in A.P. b2a2=c2b2

sin2Bsin2A=sin2Csin2B orsin(B+A)sin(BA)=sin(C+B)sin(CB) or sinC(sinBcosAcosBsinA)=sinA(sinCcosBcosCsinB)
Dividing both sides by sinAsinBsinC, we get
cotAcotB=cotBcotC
cotA,cotB,cotCare
in A.P. tanA,tanB,tanC are in H.P
Hence, 2tanB=1tanA+1tanC
2tanB=tanA+tanCtanA.tanC=tan(A+C)×(1tanAtanC)tanA.tanC
tanB.tan(A+C)=2tanA.tanC1tanA.tanC

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