(*)If A,B are acute angles, tan A = n/(n+1), tan B = 1/(2n+1), then A+B =
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If A,B are acute angles, tan A = n/(n+1), tan B = 1/(2n+1), then A+B =
laxman , 10 Years ago
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Trigonometry> (*) If A,B are acute angles, tan A = n/(n...
1 AnswersYash Baheti
Last Activity: 10 Years ago
Hi,
Follow the steps to reach to the answer :
Apply the TAN (A+B) formula in terms of TAN (A) and TAN (B) and substitute the values. Upon simplification ull get TAN (A+B) = 1, i.e. A+B = pi/4.
This also goes with the fact that A and B are acute angles.
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