4(s/a -1)(s/b -1)(s/c -1) = r/R , prove the given equation LHS=RHS.
4(s/a -1)(s/b -1)(s/c -1) = r/R , prove the given equation LHS=RHS.
Gaurav Kumar Patel , 5 Years ago
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Trigonometry> 4(s/a -1)(s/b -1)(s/c -1) = r/R , prove t...
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Arun
Last Activity: 5 Years ago
Dear student
LHS can be written as
4(s-a) (s – b) ( s – c) / abc = 4 s (s-a) (s – b) ( s – c) / abc * s
= 4 (delta)^2 / abc * s = delta /(s*R)
= r/R
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