Math, asked by kannu6355, 1 year ago

If tan-A= cotB. prove that A+B=90


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Answered by Paritshith
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

we are given that tanA = cotB

So

tanA = tan(90–B) ( cotB = tan(90–B)

Cancel tan on both the sides so

A = 90–B

A+B = 90

Hence proved.

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Answered by Lalablackmama
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Step-by-step explanation: tan (-A)= cot B

tan(-A)=tan(90-B)

Therefore -A=90-B

Therefore -A+B=90.

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