Math, asked by chinmaybharadwaj02, 9 months ago

If cos A = 1/2
and sin B =1/√2
find the
value of :
(tan A-tan B)/
(1+tan A tan B)

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Answered by Unknown0708

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cos A =1/2 and sin B = 1/✓2 is not possible.

Check your question again.

Something is wrong.

They should be equal.

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