if tan A=1/2,sin B=1/3, Find the value of sin (A+B) and Sin(2A+2B)
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Answer:
Sin(A+B) =
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
tan A = , sin B =
By Formula :
Sin(A+B) = sinA × cosB + cosA × sinB --------->Equation 1
Sin(2A+2B) = sin2A × cos2B + cos2A × sin2B
tan A = =
There fore right angle triangles opposite side is 1 and base is 2
Hence by pythogorous theorem we get:
(Hypotenuse)² = (opposite side)² + (base)²
= 1² + 2²
= 5
Hypotenuse = √5
Therefore:
Hypotenuse = √5 , Opposite = 1 , Base = 2
sinA = = ------------> equation 2
cosA = = ------------> equation 3
Given:
sin B = = ---------------->equation 4
There fore right angle triangles opposite side is 1 and hypotenuse is 3
Hence by pythogorous theorem we get:
(Hypotenuse)² = (opposite side)² + (base)²
3² = 1² + (base)²
9 - 1 = (base)²
(base)² = 8
base = √8 = 2√2
Therefore:
Hypotenuse = 3 , Opposite = 1 , Base = 2√2
cosB = = -----------------> equation 5
Now substitute equation 2 3 4 5 in equation 1 that is:
Sin(A+B) = sinA × cosB + cosA × sinB
= × + ×
=
Sin(A+B) =
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