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Hi I have uploaded the question below
How I did it was I draw the triangle and I guessed that it was right angled with A=90 with that I proved that the triangle was also iscoseles with B=C and then Γ= 45
Is this method correct?
Reply 1
Original post by mikeft
Hi I have uploaded the question below
How I did it was I draw the triangle and I guessed that it was right angled with A=90 with that I proved that the triangle was also iscoseles with B=C and then Γ= 45
Is this method correct?


Youve not uploaded the question, and it helps to see what you actually did.
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Reply 2
Original post by mqb2766
Youve not uploaded the question, and it helps to see what you actually did.


In a triangle ABT the relation (sinA + sinB + sinT) (sinA + sinB - sinT) = 3sinAsinB
holds.
Determine the measure of the angle T
Reply 3
Original post by mikeft
In a triangle ABT the relation (sinA + sinB + sinT) (sinA + sinB - sinT) = 3sinAsinB
holds.
Determine the measure of the angle T


If thats the full question, cant see any reason to assume its a right triangle? Where is it from/what did you do?

Theres a fairly obvious solution just by spotting.
(edited 5 months ago)
Reply 4
Original post by mqb2766
If thats the full question, cant see any reason to assume its a right triangle? Where is it from/what did you do?

Theres a fairly obvious solution just by spotting.


i cant see it, what is the obvious solution?
Reply 5
Original post by mikeft
i cant see it, what is the obvious solution?


Why not have a bit of a think and as in #2, can you upload what you tried?

Where is the question from? I suspect a proper solution would use the sin rule and a bit of algebra.

Edit - you can also get the answer using some double angle/sum-to-product/product-to-sum identities, but its a bit of a slog.
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Reply 6
Original post by mqb2766
Why not have a bit of a think and as in #2, can you upload what you tried?

Where is the question from? I suspect a proper solution would use the sin rule and a bit of algebra.

Anyway If you could check this question out too please
I wrote the question and my solution please check this specific solution I have done because this is how we were asked to do the question with increasing and decreasing
Reply 7
Original post by mikeft
Anyway If you could check this question out too please
I wrote the question and my solution please check this specific solution I have done because this is how we were asked to do the question with increasing and decreasing

Dont really undesrtand your descreasing argument at the start for x>0
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/9urentsdnp
Reply 8
Original post by mqb2766
Dont really undesrtand your descreasing argument at the start for x>0
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/9urentsdnp

so its increasing
but how am i going to prove the inequality?
Reply 9
Original post by mikeft
so its increasing
but how am i going to prove the inequality?


If youve proved that the arguments are ordered (<) and you know the function is increasing, then ...
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