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if tan a + tan b = p and cot a + cot b = q then cot (a + b ) = ?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :

 \pink{\bullet}\;\rm{tan\;A+tan\;B=p}

\pink{\bullet}\;\rm{cot\;A+cot\;B=q\;\;\;...eqn(1)}

To find :

\pink{\bullet}\;\rm{cot(A+B) = ?}

Solution :

Given that,

 \implies\rm{tan\;A+tan\;B=p}

\implies\rm{\dfrac{1}{cot\;A}+\dfrac{1}{cot\;B}=p}

\implies \rm{\dfrac{cot\;B+cot\;A}{cot\;A\;cot\;B}=p}

using equation (1)

\implies\rm{\dfrac{q}{cot\;A\;cot\;B}=p}

\implies \rm{cot\;A\;cot\;B=\dfrac{q}{p}\;\;\;....eqn(2)}

Now,

using trigonometric identity

\pink{\star}\;\;   \boxed{\rm{cot(x+y)=\dfrac{cot\;x\;cot\;y-1}{cot\;x+cot\;y}}}</p><p>

\implies\rm{\cot(A+B)=\dfrac{cot\;A\;cot\;B-1}{cot\;A+cot\;B}}

using equation (1) and (2)

\implies\rm{\cot(A+B)=\dfrac{\dfrac{q}{p}-1}{q}}

 \implies\rm{\cot(A+B)=\dfrac{q-p}{p}\div q}

\implies\rm{\cot(A+B)=\dfrac{q-p}{p}\times  \dfrac{1}{q}}

\implies\overbrace{\underbrace{\boxed{\rm{\red{\cot(A+B)=\dfrac{q-p}{pq}}}}}}\;\;\;\;\pink{\bigstar}

OTHER INFORMATION

TRIGNOMETRIC IDENTITIES

  • sin²∅ + cos²∅ = 1

  • sec²∅ - tan²∅ = 1

  • cosec²∅ - cot²∅ = 1

TRIGNOMETRIC RATIOS

  • sin ∅ = 1 / cosec ∅

  • cos ∅ = 1 / sec ∅

  • tan ∅ = 1 / cot ∅

TRIGNOMETRIC COMPLEMENTRY ANGLES

  • sin ∅ = cos ( 90 - ∅ )

  • cos ∅ = sin ( 90 - ∅ )

  • sec ∅ = cosec ( 90 - ∅ )

  • cosec ∅ = sec ( 90 - ∅ )

  • tan ∅ = cot ( 90 - ∅ )

  • cot ∅ = tan ( 90 - ∅ )
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