Math, asked by Explode, 1 year ago

What is the value of tan theta = |2+√3| ? Please tell me how to solve in detail .
Please solve it's urgent .

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Answered by pkdivyesh
1
use the formula tan(a+b) = (tan a + tan b)/(1-(tan a× tan b)

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Answered by Aditi521
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use (tan A + tan B)formula
(tanA+tanB)= (tanA+tanB÷1-tanA×tanB)
Now substitute those values
therefore tan √3=60
tan theta= |2+√3|
=2+60
tan-60=2
tan60= -2

Explode: There is also theta
Explode: you missed theta in the last two lines .
Aditi521: oh sry
Aditi521: actually 60 is the value of theta
Explode: you mean the final value of theta 60 ?
Explode: but the final value of theta is 5π/12
Aditi521: multiply 5 by π where π value is 180 and then divide it by 12
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