Math, asked by rakkirakshitha15, 1 year ago

if A=60° and B=30° prove that tan (A -B)=tan A -tanB /1+ tan A ×tan B​

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Answered by deepthi007
1

Answer:

i will say u how to do

just substitute the values on both sides

taking LHS and RHS

u get equal to 1/root3

so hence proved

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Answered by UdayrajSinghNegi
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To prove:  tan (A-B) = tan A - tan B / 1 + tan A x tan B,      A=60° and B=30°

LHS:

tan (60 - 30) = tan 30° = 1/\sqrt{3}

RHS:

tan 60° - tan 30° / 1 + tan 60° x tan 30° = (\sqrt{3} - 1/\sqrt{3}) / (1 + \sqrt{3} x 1/\sqrt{3})

= {(3 - 1) /\sqrt{3} } / (1 + 1) = 2 / 2\sqrt{3} = 1/\sqrt{3} = LHS

Hence proved

Hope I helped

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