find the angel between the straight line 2x+y=4 and x+3y=5..
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Answer:
2x−y=4 , so
y = 2x - 4 and the slope of this line is 2
so the angle of this line with the positive x-axis is tan−1(2)
3x+y=3, so
y = 3 - 3x, and the slope of this line is -3
so the angle of this line with the positive x-axis is tan−1(−3)
since tan−1(−3) is in the second quadrant and tan−1(2) is in the first quadrant
the acute angle between the two lines is therefore tan−1(−3)−tan−1(2)=45°
How will I find the angle between the two lines given by 2x-y=4 and 3x+y=3?
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2x−y=4 , so
y = 2x - 4 and the slope of this line is 2
so the angle of this line with the positive x-axis is tan−1(2)
3x+y=3 , so
y = 3 - 3x, and the slope of this line is -3
so the angle of this line with the positive x-axis is tan−1(−3)
since tan−1(−3) is in the second quadrant and tan−1(2) is in the first quadrant
the acute angle between the two lines is therefore tan−1(−3)−tan−1(2)=45°
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You can verify this final result by using the following compound angle identity for tangent . . .
tan(A−B)≡tanA−tanB1+tanAtanB
thus we can let C=tan−1(−3)−tan−1(2)
then tanC=tan[tan−1(−3)−tan−1(2)]
tanC=tan[tan−1(−3)]−tan[tan−1(2)]1+tan[tan−1(−3)]tan[tan−1(2)]
tanC=−3−21+(−3)(2)=−51–6=−5−5=1
tanC=1
so C must be 45°
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