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In , Abc with Usual Notations Prove that

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प्रश्न

 In ,Δ ABC with usual notations prove that 
b2 = c2 +a2 - 2 ca cos B

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 Consider that for Δ ABC , ∠B is in a standard position i.e. vertex B is at the origin and the side BC is along positive x-axis. As ∠B  is an angle of a triangle ∴ ∠B can be acute or ∠B  can be obtuse.

Using the Cartesian co-ordinate system in above figure.

we get B ≡(0,0) A ≡(c cos B , c sin B) and C ≡ (a,0)

Now consider l(CA) = b

∴ b2 = (a- c cos B)2 + (0-c sin B)2  , by distance formula

∴ b2 = a2 - 2 ac  cos B + c2 cos2 B +c2 sin2 B

∴ b2 =a2 -2 ac  cos B +c2 (sin2B + cos2B)

∴ b2 = a2 +c2 - 2 ac cos B

Hence proved.

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