Question : If a b c are in AP then prove that a(1/b+1/c) b(1/c+1/a) c(1/a+1/b) are in AP Proof: Given a,b,c are in AP \[2b=a+c \] to prove that \[a(1/b+1/c),…
Question : If a,b,c are in Arithmetic progression then prove that b+c, c+a, a+b are in Arithmetic progression Solution : b+c, c+a, a+b are in Arithmetic progression proof: a,b,c are…
Question : Find real and imaginary parts of cos(z) Solution : First we shall put \[z=x+iy\] then \[cos(z)=cos(x+iy)\]now using the formula of \[cos(A+B)=cos(A)cos(B)-sin(A)sin(B)\] we get \[cos(x+iy) = cos(x)cos(iy)-sin(x)sin(iy)\] now by…
Question : Find real and imaginary parts of e^(x+iy) Solution : We know that Real and imaginary parts of complex Number z = a+ib are a and b respectively.So we…
Question: What is the value of Sin(75)? Solution : We shall write \[75^0=45^0+30^0 \] And apply Sin(A+B) formula \[Sin(A+B) =Sin(A)Cos(B)+Cos(A)Sin(A)\] Therefore \[Sin(75^0) = Sin(45^0+30^0) =Sin(45^0)Cos(30^0)+Cos(45^0)Sin(30^0) \] Now we shall substitute…