Math, asked by nchoedon125, 1 year ago

explain why tanA tanB/1-tanAtanB is undefined when A=pie/6, B=pie/3?

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Answered by kaushikravikant
2
tanA tanB/1-tanAtanB
When A=π/6 and B=π/3
put the value
tanπ/6 tanπ/3 /1- tanπ/6 tanπ/3
1/√3 ×√3
   1-1/√3×√3
1/1-1⇒1/0=∞=which cannot be defined

raoatchut191: sorry but infinite is not equal to undefed
raoatchut191: *undefined
namku: true but that is insignificant
raoatchut191: it is a very important point in math
namku: in math but not this question the point here is to prove y it cant be done
kaushikravikant: can u define infinity
Answered by raoatchut191
1
pie/6=30
pie/3=60
tan60*tan30//1-tan60tan30
= \frac{ \sqrt{3} }{ \sqrt{3} } /1- \frac{ \sqrt{3} }{ \sqrt{3} }

=1/0
=which is nothing but undefined
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