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If Tan(tanA)= cot(cotB) then A+B

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The correct question is: If tan A = cot B, then A+B is?

If tan A = cot B, then the value of A+B is 90.

Step-by-step Explanation

Given that tan A=cot B

To be found: To find the value of A+B

Solution:

We have, tan A=cot B  ------------(1)

Now using the trigonometric property, cot\theta=tan(90-\theta), we get (1) as,

tan A=tan(90-B)          [\because cot B=tan(90-B)]

Simplifying, we get

A=tan^{-1} tan(90-B)

\implies A=90-B\\\implies A+B=90

Therefore, A+B equals 90 when tan A = cot B.

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