Sollutions of triangles 2
In a triangle ABC, prove that for any \[\huge \angle \theta \] \[\huge bcos(A-\theta) +acos(B+\theta) = ccos \theta \]
@sidsiddhartha , @Owlfred , @Miracrown
Divide both sides by \(\cos \theta\).
\[\dfrac{\cos(A - \theta)}{\cos\theta}= \dfrac{\cos A \cos \theta + \sin A \sin \theta }{\cos\theta}=\cos A + \sin A \tan\theta\]\[\dfrac{\cos( B + \theta)}{\cos \theta }=\dfrac{\cos B \cos \theta - \sin B \sin \theta}{\cos\theta}=\cos B - \sin B \tan \theta\]So we have...\[b (\cos A + \sin A \tan \theta) + a (\cos B - \sin B \tan \theta) = c\]\[a \cos B + b\cos A +\tan \theta \left(b \sin A -a \sin B\right )=c\]Now by sine rule, \(b\sin A - a\sin B = 0\). Therefore we are left with\[a \cos B + b \cos A = c ~\checkmark \]
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