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If tan A=5/6 and tan B=1/11 find the value of tan(A+B)

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If tanA = 5/6 and tanB = 1/11, prove that: A+B = 45°. Answer: You need to know these following things to be able to solve such questions and get the value of given compound angles. This is an easy question from Values of Trigonometric Ratios chapter of class 9 unit Trigonometry.

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