if tan (A+B) = 60° and tan ( A-B) =⅓; 0°< A + B <_ 90° ; A> B , find A and B
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HELLO DEAR,
I think something is mistake in your questions,
Right questions is like that:-
If tan (A+B) = √3° and tan ( A-B) =⅓; 0°< A + B <_ 90° ; A> B , find A and B
tan(A+B) = √3
=> tan(A+B) = tan60°
=> (A+B) = 60°——————————(1)
AND,
tan(A-B) = 1/√3
=> tan(A-B) = 30°
=> A-B = 30°————————————(2)
from---(1) and ---(2)
We get,
A+B = 60°
A-B = 30°
————————
2A = 90°
=> A = 90/2
=> A = 45°-----put in --(1)
We get,
45+B = 60
=> B = 60 - 45
=> B = 15°
I HOPE ITS HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
I think something is mistake in your questions,
Right questions is like that:-
If tan (A+B) = √3° and tan ( A-B) =⅓; 0°< A + B <_ 90° ; A> B , find A and B
tan(A+B) = √3
=> tan(A+B) = tan60°
=> (A+B) = 60°——————————(1)
AND,
tan(A-B) = 1/√3
=> tan(A-B) = 30°
=> A-B = 30°————————————(2)
from---(1) and ---(2)
We get,
A+B = 60°
A-B = 30°
————————
2A = 90°
=> A = 90/2
=> A = 45°-----put in --(1)
We get,
45+B = 60
=> B = 60 - 45
=> B = 15°
I HOPE ITS HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
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