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if tan(A+B)= 1/root 3 and tan (A-B)=root 3 , 0 degree B then find A AND B

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given that,

  • tan (A + B) = 1/√3
  • tan (A - B) = √3

To Find,

  • Values of A & B

We know that,

☯ tan 30 ° = 1/√3

  • A + B = 30° ..... (1)

☯ tan 60° = √3

  • A - B = 60° ..... (2)

Subtract the equations (1) & (2)

A + B = 30°

A - B = 60°

(-) (+) (-)

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2B = - 30

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➡ 2B = - 30

➡ B = -30/2

➡ B = - 15

 \boxed{∴ B = - 15°}

Substitute the value of B in (1)

➡ A + (- 15) = 30

➡ A - 15 = 30

➡ A = 30 + 15

➡ A = 45

 \boxed{∴ A = 45° }

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