If tanϴ= cot(60°+ϴ), find the value of ϴ.
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Given:
tanϴ= cot(60 °+ϴ)
cot(90 °- ϴ) = cot(60 °+ϴ)
[tanϴ= cot(90 ° - ϴ)]
90 °- ϴ = 60 °- ϴ)
ϴ + ϴ = 90 ° - 60 °
2 ϴ = 30 °
ϴ = 30 ° / 2 = 15 °
ϴ = 15 °.
Hence, the value of ϴ is 15 °.
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tanϴ= cot(60 °+ϴ)
cot(90 °- ϴ) = cot(60 °+ϴ)
[tanϴ= cot(90 ° - ϴ)]
90 °- ϴ = 60 °- ϴ)
ϴ + ϴ = 90 ° - 60 °
2 ϴ = 30 °
ϴ = 30 ° / 2 = 15 °
ϴ = 15 °.
Hence, the value of ϴ is 15 °.
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Hey there !!
Given that -
tan ∅ = cot ( 60 + ∅ )
=> cot ( 90 - ∅ ) = cot ( 60 +∅ )
[ ∵ tan∅. = cot ( 90 - ∅ ) ]
=> 90 - ∅ = 60 + ∅
=> 90 - 60 = ∅ + ∅
=> 2∅ = 30
=> ∅ = 15
Hence ∅ = 15
Hope this would help you !!
Given that -
tan ∅ = cot ( 60 + ∅ )
=> cot ( 90 - ∅ ) = cot ( 60 +∅ )
[ ∵ tan∅. = cot ( 90 - ∅ ) ]
=> 90 - ∅ = 60 + ∅
=> 90 - 60 = ∅ + ∅
=> 2∅ = 30
=> ∅ = 15
Hence ∅ = 15
Hope this would help you !!
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