Math, asked by vijayagirajala, 9 months ago

A+B=135º then (1-tan A)(1-tanB)=
1) 1
2) 2
3) -1
4) 4

Answers

Answered by TheVenomGirl
7

Solution :-

Given

• A + B = 135°

We know

 \star\sf{\dfrac{tan A + tanB}{1-tan.AtanB} = tan(A+B) }

 \star\sf{ tan135^{\circ} = -1}

From this

 \implies  \sf{\dfrac{tan A + tanB}{1-tanA.tanB} = -1 }

 \implies \sf{tan A + tanB = -(1-tanA.tanB) }

Now our term

= (1 - tanA )( 1 - tanB)

= 1 - (tanA + tanB ) + tanA.tanB

Replace ( tanA + tanB )

= 1 - (-)(1 - tanA.tanB) + tanA.tanB

= 1 + 1 - tanA.tanB + tanA.tanB

= 2

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