tan(A+B)=√3. , tan+A-B)=0 then find sin(A+B). and sin(A-B)?
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tan(60)=3^1/2 tan(0)=0 given tan(a+b) =3^1/2 so a+b =60.......(1) tan(a-b) = o so a-b=0..........(2) from (1) and (2) a=b=30 so sin(a+b) = 3^1/2 /2 sin(a-b) =0
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tan (A+B) = ✓3 ( tan60°=✓3)
tan(A+B)= tan60°
A+B= 60°
tan(A-B) = 0 ( tan0°= 0)
tan(A-B)= tan0°
A-B = 0
A= B
A+B=60
B+B= 60
B= 30°
A = 30°
sin (A+B) = 30+30
sin(A+B)= 60°
sin(A+B)=√3/2
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