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tana=3/5 tanb=5/12 find tan a-b a&b are acute angles​

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Answered by sushila9711046
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Answer:

sin A = 3/5, so cos A = 4/5 and tan A = 3/4

cos B = 12/13, so sin B = 7/13 and tan B = 7/12

A. As given in the question

tan A - tan B/1 + tan A tan B

= (3/4) - (7/12)/1 + (3/4)(7/12)

= (3/4) - (7/12) + (3*12/4*7)

= (3/4) =(7/12) +(9/7)

= 1.452380952 (WRONG)

B. As what should have been in the question, with brackets,

(tan A - tan B)/(1 + tan A tan B)

= [(3/4)-(7/12)]/[1 +(3/4)(7/12)

= 0.166666666/1.4375

= 0.115942029 (RIGHT)

Check: A = arc tan 0.75 = 36.86989765 deg, B = arc tan (7/12) = 30.25643716 deg

(A=B) = 36.86989765 - 30.25643716 = 6.613460488

tan (A-B) = tan 6.613460488 = 0.115942029

Conclusion: What was typed and solved at A is wrong.

What should have been typed and solved at B is right.

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Answered by swati878398
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Step-by-step explanation:

use this formula directly

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