tan 36° + tan9° + tan36° tan9°=1
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Step-by-step explanation:
We know that tan(A+B)=(tanA+tanB)/(1-tanAtanB)
or {tan(A+B)}{(1-tanAtanB)=tanA+tanB
When A= 36° and B=9°
then,we can write
{tan(36°+9°)}{(1-tan36°tan9°)=tan36°+tan9°
i.e. tan(45°){(1-tan36°tan9°)=tan36°+tan9°
Since tan45×=1 we have
1×{(1-tan36°tan9°)=tan36°+tan9°
or 1-tan36°tan9°=tan36°+tan9°
Hence 1=tan36°+tan9°+tan36°tan9°
or tan36°+tan9°+tan36°tan9°=1
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