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發表於 2005-9-11 04:30:54
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Originally posted by bazookay at 2005-9-10 01:55 PM:
Given sinA + sinB + sinC = 0 and cosA + cosB + cosC = 0,
show that sin2A + sin2B + sin2C = 0
請各位大大指點指點。。。。0吾該。。。
mmmm.........my method is somewhat long...
let e(iA) = cosA+isinA
then e(iA)+e(iB)+e(iC)=0
Since |e(iA)|=|e(iB)|=|e(iC)|=1, it represents an equilateral triangle thats one vertex is in the origin in the Argand plane.
Let A = @, B=@+2pi/3, C=@-2pi/3
Consider e(2iA)+e(2iB)+e(2iC), Since the magnitude of each complex number is 1 also, and only the angel is doubled, the resulting complex numbers are of arguments 2@, 2@+4pi/3, 2@ - 4pi/3.
But 2@+4pi/3 = 2@ - 2pi/3 and 2@-4pi/3 = 2@+2pi/3, So the 3 complex numbers will form an equil. triangle too. So e(2iA)+e(2iB)+e(2iC)=0, then
sin2A+sin2B+sin2C=0 and cos2A+cos2B+cos2C=0...
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