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Question
In a triangle ABC, If `(sin "A" - sin "C")/(cos "C" - cos "A")` = cot B, then A, B, C are in ________.
Options
Geometric progression
Arithmetic progression
Arithmetico-Geometric progression
Harmonic progression
MCQ
Solution
In a triangle ABC, If `(sin "A" - sin "C")/(cos "C" - cos "A")` = cot B, then A, B, C are in Arithmetic progression.
Explanation:
We have,
`(sin "A" - sin "C")/(cos "C" - cos "A")` = cot B
`=> (2 cos (("A + C")/2) sin ("A - C")/2)/(2 sin (("C + A")/2) sin (("A - C")/2))` = cot B
`=> cot (("A + C")/2)` = cot B
⇒ A + C = 2B
∴ A, B, C are in Arithmetic progression.
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