Math, asked by rmadhur701, 9 months ago

if tan (A+B)=13/6 what will be the value of A+B

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Answered by anjusahu5249

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Explanation: First, find tan A and tan B. cosA=35 --> sin2A=1−925=1625 --> cosA=±45 cosA=45 because A is in Quadrant I

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