Math, asked by denieltripwra, 5 months ago

the value of tan 42 tan46 is​

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Answered by mathdude500
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Answer:

its value is 1

Step-by-step explanation:

tan42 × tan46

tan42 × tan(90 - 42)

=tan42 × cot42

= tan42 × 1/tan42

= 1

Answered by shardabade1
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Step-by-step explanation:

would first note that 46 degrees is close to 45 degrees.

The tan(45 degrees) = 1 since it’s a 45 degree triangle and the opposite over the adjacent is going to give you 1.

46 degrees is slightly above 45 degrees, so the opposite side is going to be a bit bigger than the adjacent side.

Therefore it will be a bit over 1.

From there I’ll think about how much different it will be than tangent of 45 degrees.

Since you’re given that 1 degree 0.01745 radians,

I think about the opposite side getting a bit bigger and the adjacent side of the triangle (for the 46 degree right triangle) getting a bit smaller (equal amounts).

I call the change ∆. If we call the opposite y and the adjacent x, then the slightly changed sides would change by this amount ∆. And because tanx ~ x for small angles, I’m thinking about the change in the angle 46–45 = 1 degree as the angle, which is fairly small.

So for an approximation, something that I came up with that seems to work…..

tan 46 degrees

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