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If sin(tita + alpha) =cos(tita+alpha) then find the tan tita in terms of tan alpha

Ammulu , 7 Years ago
Grade 9
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Arun

Last Activity: 7 Years ago

Dear student
 
Sinn (theta + alfa) = cos {theta + alfa)
tan (theta j alfa ) = 1
 
Tan @ + tan thta /1 - tan @ then* theta = 1
 
Tan @ + tan tehta  = 1 - tan @ * tan theta 
tan theta(  1 + tan alfa) =  1- tan theta
 
Now you can further procred it.
 
 
Regards
Arun(askIITians forum expert)

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