Math, asked by ninadbhagat16642, 2 months ago

tan 85°+tan 40°÷
1-tan 85 tan 40°​

Answers

Answered by IIitsAnantMishraII
3

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation: by using identiti. tan(a-b) = tana-tanb/1+tana× tanb. tan(85-40)= tan85-tan40/1+tan85.tan40.

Answered by Johnsonmijo
0

Answer:

\frac{tan 85° + tan 40° }{ 1- (tan 85° tan 40°)} is tan (85° +40°) = tan 125°

[tan125° = - 1.42814801]

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

\frac{tan 85° + tan 40° }{ 1- (tan 85° tan 40°)}

According to the trigonometric identity,

\frac{tan A + tan B }{ 1- (tan A tan B)} = tan (A+B)

Here, A = 85°, B = 40°

So,

\frac{tan 85° + tan 40° }{ 1- (tan 85° tan 40°)}= tan (85°+40°) = tan 125°

So, tan 125° is the answer

[tan 125° = - 1.42814801]

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