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If 2sinA = 1 = √2cos B and π/2 <A< π,3π/2 < B< 2π, then find the value of tanA+tanB /Cos A - cos B​

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Answered by veda124
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Step-by-step explanation:

2SinA=1=√2CosB

SinA=1/2

A=30(Sin30=1/2)

√2CosB=1

CosB=1/√2

B=45(Cos45=1/√2)

tanA+tanB/CosA-CosB

tan30+tan45/Cos30-Cos45

1/√3+1/√3/2-1/√2

1/√3+2/√3-1/√2

3/√3-1/√2

√3-1/√2

 \sqrt{6}  - 1 \div  \sqrt{2}

 \sqrt{12}  -  \sqrt{2}  \div 2

Hope it helps you

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