Math, asked by abhimehta1324, 11 months ago

Calculate A+B when tanA=2/3 and tanB = 3/2, if it is given that tan(A+B) = tanA + tanB/1 - tanAtanB

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Answered by simi76503

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A+B = 0

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Answered by kruthikagenious04

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