Tan6°*tan42°*tan66°*tan78° = 1
amar , 9 Years ago
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Magical Mathematics[Interesting Approach]> Tan6°*tan42°*tan66°*tan78° = 1
2 AnswersKaustubh Nayyar
Last Activity: 9 Years ago
we know that
tan@*tan(60-@)*tan(60+@) = tan (3@)
just using this we get tan18 * tan 42 * tan 78 = tan 54
hence ur given expression becomes
(tan 6 * tan 66 * tan 54) * cot18 = tan 18 * cot18 = 1
Kaustubh Nayyar
Last Activity: 9 Years ago
proof of tan@ * tan (60 – @) * tan (60+@) = tan3@
just change all the expression in terms of sin and cos
then change the sin (60 – @) * sin (60+@) / cos (60 – @) * cos (60+@)
expression using C&D formulae
repeat C&D formulae with the above result and sin@/cos@
you will get the expression as tan3@ in the cubic form
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