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Let sin(a+b)=(3^1/2)/2 and cosb=(3^1/2)/2 where a,b are acute angles.What is tan(2a-b) equal to?

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Answered by Spicidorii
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Answer: tan(2a-b)=(3^1/2)/3

Step-by-step explanation:

a,b < 90°

sin(a+b)=(3^1/2)/2 -> a+b=60°

cosb = (3^1/2)/2 -> b=30°, a=30°

tan(2a-b)=tan(30°)=(3^1/2)/3

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