In a triangle ABC,right angled at B, AC=b, AB=a. A line is drawn from point C to the opposite side AB intersecting it at D such that AD=DB . Determine sin^2 C+ cos^2C.
Asked by Jerlin George | 18th Jun, 2015, 11:02: PM
Expert Answer:
Answered by Prasenjit Paul | 19th Jun, 2015, 11:04: AM
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