![In triangle ABC , prove that sin .(A)/(2)+ sin. (B)/(2) -sin. (C)/(2)=-1+4 cos.(pi-A)/(4)cos. (pi-B)/(4)sin. (pi-C)/(4) In triangle ABC , prove that sin .(A)/(2)+ sin. (B)/(2) -sin. (C)/(2)=-1+4 cos.(pi-A)/(4)cos. (pi-B)/(4)sin. (pi-C)/(4)](https://d10lpgp6xz60nq.cloudfront.net/web-thumb/8494723_web.png)
In triangle ABC , prove that sin .(A)/(2)+ sin. (B)/(2) -sin. (C)/(2)=-1+4 cos.(pi-A)/(4)cos. (pi-B)/(4)sin. (pi-C)/(4)
Derive the formula A = 1/2 ab sin(C) for the area of a triangle by drawing an auxiliary line from a vertex perpendicular to the opposite side - Common Core: High School - Geometry
![SOLVED: The Law Of Sines can be used to prove that the area of an arbitrary oblique triangle can be found using the formula below: Area Zbc sina = ac Sin 8 = ! SOLVED: The Law Of Sines can be used to prove that the area of an arbitrary oblique triangle can be found using the formula below: Area Zbc sina = ac Sin 8 = !](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/dcffced9b8df4d54a8d11887bc22e981.jpg)
SOLVED: The Law Of Sines can be used to prove that the area of an arbitrary oblique triangle can be found using the formula below: Area Zbc sina = ac Sin 8 = !
If A+B+C=Π , then prove that Sin(B+2C) + Sin(C+2A) + Sin(A+2B)=4Sin[(B-C)/2] . Sin[(C-A)/2] . Sin[(A-B)/2]
![SOLVED: "CAN ANYONE HELP ME?? THANKS AND GOD BLESS.☆REPORT☆▪︎RUDE ANSWER▪︎WRONG ANSWER▪︎NONSENSE ANSWER》SO PLEASE RESPECT《HERE BUDDHA555, I'LL JUST REPOST IT.. 1 Which of these triangles is not an oblique triangle? a scalene triangle SOLVED: "CAN ANYONE HELP ME?? THANKS AND GOD BLESS.☆REPORT☆▪︎RUDE ANSWER▪︎WRONG ANSWER▪︎NONSENSE ANSWER》SO PLEASE RESPECT《HERE BUDDHA555, I'LL JUST REPOST IT.. 1 Which of these triangles is not an oblique triangle? a scalene triangle](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/741dc458800f4e96aff5cdda03773f53.jpg)