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if tan a = Q Sin b/(p+Q Cos b) then show that tan (a-b)=p sin b/(Q+p cos b)​

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Answer:

tanA=1

tanA=tan45

A=45∘

tanB=3

tanB=tan60

B=60∘

Now, sinAcosB+cosAsinB

= sin(45)cos(60)+cos(45)sin(60)

= 2 ​1​.21​+2​1​.23

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= 22 ​1​+22 ​3

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= 22 ​1+3

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Multiply and divide by 2

= 42 +6

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