Askiitians_Expert Yagyadutt
Last Activity: 14 Years ago
Hii Naidu
First thing...Question is something like this ....
cos ( $1 - $2 ) + cos ( $2 - $3) + cos ( $3-$1) = ?
Now cos is a decreasing function....so when you need to find the minimum value..then you must give the maximum angle ..
i.e cos x = max ....if x is min
or cos x = min ...if x is max...
So if we want to find out the minimum value of cos ( $1 - $2 ) + cos ( $2 - $3) + cos ( $3-$1) ...then each
$1 - $2 $2 - $3 and $3 - $1 must be minimum....
So the one logic is ..the all three points ..Z1 Z2 Z3 lies on circle as the vertex of Equilateral triangle ...means if you will join the Z1 Z2 and Z3 you will get equilateral triangle....
SO in this case $1 - $2 = $2 - $3 = $3 - $1 = 120
So cos ( $1 - $2 ) + cos ( $2 - $3) + cos ( $3-$1) = -3/2 ans
Regards
Yagya
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