Math, asked by rahul568, 1 year ago

tan10°×tan20°×tan30°••••×tan70°×tan80°

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Answered by AJAYMAHICH
18
= tan10.tan20.tan30.tan40.tan(90–40).tan(90–30).tan(90–20). tan(90–10) ( 90=90°)

= tan10.tan20.tan30.tan40.cot40.cot30.cot20.cot10. { as tan(90-x)=cotx}

= tan10.cot10.tan20.cot20.tan30.cot30.tan40.cot40

= 1*1*1*1=1 (we know tanx.cotx=1)

Answered by hukam0685
3

Answer:

 \tan(10°)  \times  \tan(20°)  \times  \tan(30°)  \times \\   \tan(40°)  \times  \tan(50°)  \times  \tan(60°)  \times \\   \tan(70°)  \times  \tan(80°) =1\\

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that from complementary formula

tan(90° - x) =  \cot(x)  \\  \\ and \: cot(90° - x) = tan \: (x) \\  \\

we also know that

tan \: x \times cot \: x = 1 \\  \\

here in the given question

 \tan(10°)  \times  \tan(20°)  \times  \tan(30°)  \times \\   \tan(40°)  \times  \tan(50°)  \times  \tan(60°)  \times \\   \tan(70°)  \times  \tan(80°)  \\  \\ tan(90° - 80°) \times \tan(90° - 70°)  \times \\  \tan(90° - 60°)  \times  \tan(90° - 50°) \\   \times  \tan(50°)  \times  \tan(60°)  \times  \tan(70°) \\   \times  \tan(80°)  \\  \\ \cot(80°)  \times  \cot(70°)  \times  \cot(60°)  \\  \times  \cot(50°)  \times  \tan(50°)  \times  \tan(60°)  \times \\   \tan(70°)   \times  \tan(80°)  \\  \\  \cot(80°)  \times  \tan(80°)  \\  \times \cot(70°)  \times   \tan(70°) \times  \\ \cot(60°)  \times  \tan(60°) \times  \\ \cot(50°)  \times  \tan(50°) \\  \\  = 1 \times 1 \times 1 \times 1 \\  \\  = 1 \\  \\

Hope it helps you.

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