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tan7Atan4Atan3A =tan7A-tan4A-tan3A

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Answered by Ravi1435
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Answered by harendrachoubay
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\tan 7A\tan 4A\tan 3A=\tan 7A-\tan 4A-\tan  3A, proved.

Step-by-step explanation:

Take 4A + 3A = 7A  

Taking both sides tan, we get

∴  \tan (4A + 3A) = \tan 7A

\dfrac{ \tan 4A + \tan  3A}{1- \tan 4A\tan  3A}=\tan 7A ..... (1)

[ ∵ \tan (A+B) =\dfrac{ \tan A + \tan  B}{1- \tan A \tan B}]

By cross-multiplication (1), we get

\tan 4A + \tan  3A=(1- \tan 4A\tan 3A)\tan 7A

\tan 4A + \tan  3A=\tan 7A- \tan 7A\tan 4A\tan 3A

\tan 7A\tan 4A\tan 3A=\tan 7A-\tan 4A-\tan  3A, proved.

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