Math, asked by drainboard, 10 months ago

If,
 \tan(a)  -  \tan(b)  =  x \\  \cot(b)  -  \cot(a)  = y \\
Then, find the value of :
 \cot(a - b)  =  ?
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Answered by saiphysiocare1
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Step-by-step explanation:

tan A - tan B = x

cot B - cot A = y

=> 1/tanB - 1/tanA  = y

=> (tanA - tanB)/tanB.tanA = y

=> x/y  = tanA.tanB

Cot(A - B)  = 1/(tan(A - B))  =  (1 + tanA.TanB)/(TanA - TanB)

= (1  + x/y)/(x)

= (y + x)/xy

= (x + y)/xy

cot (A-B) = (x + y)/xy

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