+2 tan(A-B) and hence deduce that tan 55 = tan 35 + tan 20?
Venkata Ramana , 8 Years ago
Grade 10
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Magnumaverick
Last Activity: 8 Years ago
Taking cosine on both sides,we get
cos(A+B)=cos(π/2)
cosAcosB-sinAsinB=0
cosAcosB=sinAsinB
tanA=tanB
A=nπ+B
If n=0,
A=B--------1
LHS=tanA
=tanB-------2 (BY 1)
RHS=tanB+2tan(A-B)
=tanB +2tan(B-B)----By 1
=tanB-------3
from 2 and 3,
LHS=RHS
HENCE PROVED!!!
Balaji
Last Activity: 8 Years ago
tan(a+b)=(tan a + tan b)÷(1-tanA.tanB). Since a+b= π/2, tan(a+b) will be of the form 1/0. So equating denominator to 0, we get tanAtanB=1.Now take tan(A-B)= (tan A - tan B)÷(1+tanA tanB)Here put tanAtanB=2So tan(A-B)=(1/2)*(tan A-tanB)Rearranging the terms,tan A=tanB + 2tan(A-B)
Balaji
Last Activity: 8 Years ago
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