Math, asked by Popsicle3671, 11 months ago

Prove that h(tanA+tanB)÷tanA+tanB

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Answered by gandhichahat

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Answered by simmu57

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Answer:

The ans is h..

h (tanA+tanB)/tanA+tanB)=h

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