Math, asked by dangi1432015, 5 hours ago


if \:  \sin(theta)  +  \cos(theta)  =  \sqrt{2} then \: find \: the \: value \: of \:  \tan(theta) .
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Answered by marvelyash21347
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I am taking theta to beO

sinO + cosO = √2

divide everything by cosO

sinO/cosO + cosO/cosO = √2/cosO

tanO + 1 = √2secO

square both of the side

tan²O + 1 + 2tanO = 2sec²O

tan²O + 1+2tan O = 2(1+tan²O)

2tanO = tan²O + 1

tan²O - tanO - tanO + 1

tanO( tanO -1) -1 (tanO -1)

tanO = 1

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