Math, asked by Tharunrai, 1 year ago

I'f tan (A+B) =
$\sqrt{3}$
and (A-B)
$= 1 \div \sqrt{3}$
A+B = 90 degree. Find A and B

Anonymous: I think you need to check the question because there's a contradiction here. Namely, can't have A+B=90 degrees AND tan(A+B) = root3

Tharunrai: they also gave A greater than B

Anonymous: The problem is that we can't have A+B=90 degrees AND tan(A+B) = root3. These are contradictory. So it's not *more* info that's needed, but *different* info.

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Answered by nidhiibbani

a + b=60

a - b=30=b=15

a+15=60

a=60-15=45

RDEEP90: good answer

Anonymous: cico

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I'f tan (A+B) = and (A-B) A+B = 90 degree. Find A and B​

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I'f tan (A+B) =
$\sqrt{3}$
and (A-B)
$= 1 \div \sqrt{3}$
A+B = 90 degree. Find A and B