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If `A, B, C ` are the angles in a triangle then prove that `sin .(A)/(2)+ sin . (B)/(2)+ sin .(C)/(2) =1 +4 sin((pi-A)/(4)) sin ((pi-B)/(4)) sin((pi-C)/(4))`

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