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tan(60°+a) x tan (30°-a) = ?

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Answered by Diabolical
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Answer:

The answer will be 1.

Step-by-step explanation:

tan(60°+a) x tan (30°-a) = ?

tan θ = cot (90 - θ)

Thus, tan (30°-a) = cot (90 - (30°-a))

= cot (60 + a)

Now, cot θ = 1/ tanθ

Thus, cot (60 + a) = 1 / tan(60 + a)

Therefore, tan (30°-a) = 1 / tan(60 + a);

= tan(60°+a) x tan (30°-a)

= tan(60°+a) x 1/tan (60 + a)

= 1.

That's all.

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