Conditional Identities
Conditional Identities: Overview
This topic covers concepts such as Trigonometric Identities and Inequalities Based on Triangles, Conditional Identities Based on Triangles, and Trigonometric Inequalities Based on Triangle.
Important Questions on Conditional Identities
If in a then the triangle is

If then is equal to

In any triangle , which is not right angled is equal to

If are real numbers satisfying the minimum value of the given expression is

If , then prove that .

If are angles of and then

If is a triangle and are in H.P., then the minimum value of is equal to

If , then the value of will be

In a triangle ABC, .

In a triangle , if , then the possible value of is-

If , then the value of is

Statement - 1: The minimum value of the expression where are real numbers such that , is not – 3
Statement - 2: are angles of a triangle

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A. | In an acute angled triangle , the least values of and are and respectively, then | p. | |
B. | In a triangle , the least values of and are and respectively, then | q. | |
C. | In a triangle , the least values of and are and respectively, then | r. | |
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In a if and , then on the basis of above information, answer the following questions:
The value of is:
The angles of are :

In a if and , then on the basis of above information, answer the following questions:
The value of is:

In a triangle , if , then the length of the line joining to the midpoint of is

If , , then is equal to

The angular elevation of a tower at a point due south of it is , and at a point due west of , the elevation is . If , the height of the tower is:

If in , , then set of values of for which is obtuse angled,

If and then is equal to
