If sinA+cosB =2/3 CoSA+sinB = 1/3 find tan((A-B)/2)
If sinA+cosB =2/3 CoSA+sinB = 1/3 find tan((A-B)/2)
Athinarayanan Ameraj , 11 Years ago
Grade 12
Trigonometry> inverse-functions...
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Sumit Majumdar
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Dear student,
Please specify the quadrant where A and are located and based on that we can find the required values else there are 16 possible values for the tngent.
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Sumit Majumdar,
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