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( m+2 )sinA + (2m – 1)cosA= ( 2m+1 )then find tanA.( I first divided the eq. by cosA and then squared it . then replacing sec2A with 1+tan2Athus forming a quadratic eq. in tanA but then the discriminant could not be factorised. the answer of this ques is purely a fractionindependent of m. so please solve this ques for me)

Kaustubh Nayyar , 10 Years ago
Grade 11
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Yash Chourasiya

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Please see the solution in the attachment.
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Vikas TU

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