if tan 2A = cos (A-18 degree), where 2A is an acute angle ,find the value of A
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Tan2A = cot(A - 18°) , where 2A is acute angle
We know, tan(90 - Ф) = cotФ , use it here
Tan2A = cot(90° - 2A)
∴ cot(90° - 2A ) = cot(A - 18°)
⇒ 90° - 2A = A - 18°
⇒ -2A - A = -90° -18°
⇒ - 3A = -108°
⇒A = 108° /3 = 36°
Hence, A = 36°
We know, tan(90 - Ф) = cotФ , use it here
Tan2A = cot(90° - 2A)
∴ cot(90° - 2A ) = cot(A - 18°)
⇒ 90° - 2A = A - 18°
⇒ -2A - A = -90° -18°
⇒ - 3A = -108°
⇒A = 108° /3 = 36°
Hence, A = 36°
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A correction in your question :
tan 2A = cot ( A - 18 )° , where 2A is an acute angle, Find A.
Angle 2A is an acute angle , Hence belongs to Quadrant 1 .
In Q1 , We have tanA = cot(90-A) .
We know that ,
90 - ( 90 - A+18) = 90 - 90 + A - 18 = A - 18
Here,
tan 2A = cot ( A - 18 )
tan 2A = cot [ 90 - ( 90- A + 18 ) ]
tan 2A = tan [ 90 - A + 18 ]
Cancelling Tangent on both sides ,
2A = 90 - A + 18
2A + A = 108
3A = 108
A = 36°
Therefore, 36° is the required answer.
tan 2A = cot ( A - 18 )° , where 2A is an acute angle, Find A.
Angle 2A is an acute angle , Hence belongs to Quadrant 1 .
In Q1 , We have tanA = cot(90-A) .
We know that ,
90 - ( 90 - A+18) = 90 - 90 + A - 18 = A - 18
Here,
tan 2A = cot ( A - 18 )
tan 2A = cot [ 90 - ( 90- A + 18 ) ]
tan 2A = tan [ 90 - A + 18 ]
Cancelling Tangent on both sides ,
2A = 90 - A + 18
2A + A = 108
3A = 108
A = 36°
Therefore, 36° is the required answer.
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