Math, asked by brinda4524, 1 year ago

prove tan(45-theta)*tan(45+theta)=1

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Answered by JeanaShupp
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Answer with Step-by-step explanation:

To prove : tan(45^\circ-\theta) \times tan(45^\circ+\theta) =1

Now as we know

tan(x+y)= \dfrac{tanx+ tany}{1- tanx\times tany} \text { and } tan(x-y)= \dfrac{tanx- tany}{1+ tanx\times tany}

So we have

\text {L.H.S } =tan(45^\circ-\theta) \times tan(45^\circ+\theta) \\\\=\dfrac{tan45^\circ- tan\theta}{1+tan45^\circ\times tan\theta} \times \dfrac{tan45^\circ+ tan\theta}{1-tan45^\circ\times tan\theta} \\\\= \dfrac{1- tan\theta}{1+1\times tan\theta} \times \dfrac{1+ tan\theta}{1-1\times tan\theta}\\\\= \dfrac{1- tan\theta}{1+tan\theta} \times \dfrac{1+ tan\theta}{1-tan\theta}=1 =\text { R.H.S }

Hence proved

Answered by akshaya5097
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Answer:

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