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(i) If the cosines of two of the angles of a triangle, which is not isosceles, are iversely proportional to the corresponding opposite sides, show that the triangle is right angled.
(ii) In a triangle ABC, If A=2B then show that, `a^(2)- b^(2)=bc`.

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