Math, asked by AkshithaZayn, 1 year ago

Show that :-

 \tan48 {}^{0}  \tan23 {}^{0}  \tan42 {}^{0}  \tan67 {}^{0}  = 1
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Anonymous: tan 180= ?
AkshithaZayn: ??
Anonymous: Ntng
Anonymous: 48 + 23 + 42 + 67 = 180

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Answered by Anonymous
2
Hi...

=> tan48° tan23° tan 42° tan67°

=> tan48° tan42° tan23° tan67°

=> cot(90-48) tan (42) cot(90-23) tan(67)

=> cot42° tan42° cot67° tan67°


[cot Φ =1/tanΦ]


=> 1 × 1

=> 1


Hope it hlpz..

Anonymous: is it correct?
Anonymous: I 'm sorry
Anonymous: I'wrong!
AkshithaZayn: tq
Answered by ria113
8
Heya !!

Here's your answer.. ⬇⬇
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 = \tan(48) \times \tan(23) \times \tan(42) \times \tan(67) \\ \\ = \tan(48) \times \tan(42) \times \tan(23) \times \tan(67) \\ \\ = \cot(90 - 48) \times \tan(42) \times \cot(90 - 23) \times \tan(67) \\ \\ = \cot(42) \times \tan(42) \times \cot(67) \times \tan(67) \\ \\ = 1 \times 1 \\ \\ = 1
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Identities used are :-

Cot θ × tan θ = 1
tan θ = cos ( 90-θ )

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Hope it helps..
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