In ∆ABC if
TanA+TanB+TanC = k√3 find the value of k
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ΔABC => m(∠A) + m(∠B) + m(∠C) = 180°. --- (1)
Using (1) we can obtain the relation:
Tan A + Tan B + Tan C = Tan A * Tan B * Tan C --- (2)
Given Tan A + Tan B + Tan C = k √3 --- (3)
There are two equations (2) and (3) given and we have three variables. So it is not possible to uniquely solve the problem.
But if we say that in all triangles ABC, (3) is satisfied, then:
Let A = B = C . So A = B = C = 60°
Substituting it in (3) :
we get 3 Tan 60° = k √3
3√3 = k √3
=> k = 3
Using (1) we can obtain the relation:
Tan A + Tan B + Tan C = Tan A * Tan B * Tan C --- (2)
Given Tan A + Tan B + Tan C = k √3 --- (3)
There are two equations (2) and (3) given and we have three variables. So it is not possible to uniquely solve the problem.
But if we say that in all triangles ABC, (3) is satisfied, then:
Let A = B = C . So A = B = C = 60°
Substituting it in (3) :
we get 3 Tan 60° = k √3
3√3 = k √3
=> k = 3
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