Math, asked by ZaydTayyab, 10 months ago

If Tan 5A=cot (2A+6), where 5A is an acute angle, then find
the value of 'A'.​

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Answered by mysticd
6

 Given \: tan \:5A = cot \:(2A+6)

 \implies tan 5A = tan [ 90 - ( 2A +6) ]

 \boxed { \pink { Since,  cot \theta = tan (90 - \theta) }}

\implies 5A = 90 - (2A + 6 )

 \implies 5A = 90 - 2A - 6

 \implies 5A + 2A = 84

 \implies 7A = 84

 \implies A = \frac{84}{7}

 \implies A = 12

Therefore.,

 \red { Value \:of \: A } \green { = 12\degree }

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Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\bold\green{Question}

If Tan 5A=cot (2A+6), where 5A is an acute angle, then find

the value of 'A'

\huge\bold\green{Answer}

→ Value of A = 12°

According to the question we have given :-

•°• Tan 5A = Cot ( 2A + 6 )

As we know that :-

By changing Cot∅ into Tan∅ [Cot∅=Tan (90−∅) ]

= Tan5A = Tan [ 90− (2A+6) ]

Now by cancelling " Tan" both sides

= 5A = 90 − ( 2A + 6 )

= 5A = 90 - 2A - 6

= 5A + 2A = 96 - 6

= 5A + 2A = 84

= 7A = 84

= A = {\cancel\frac{84}{7}}

= A = 12

Hence the required value of " A " is 12°

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