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If  A+B+C=pi & cosA=cosB*cosC then prove that-

tanA=tanB+tanC

 Apr 3, 2016

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See my (corrected) answer at http://web2.0calc.com/questions/if-a-b-c-pi-amp-cosa-cosb-cosc-then-prove#r2 

 Apr 3, 2016
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See my (corrected) answer at http://web2.0calc.com/questions/if-a-b-c-pi-amp-cosa-cosb-cosc-then-prove#r2 

Alan Apr 3, 2016
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If  A+B+C=pi & cosA=cosB*cosC then prove that-

tanA=tanB+tanC

 

A  = pi - (B + C)     ......therefore.....

 

sin A = sin [(pi) - ( B + C) ]

 

sinA  = sin(pi)cos(B +C) - sin(B+ C)cos(pi)      ......    [ sin(pi) = 0,   cos(pi) = -1   ]

 

sinA  = sin(B + C)

 

sinA  =  [ sinBcosC + sinCcosB]

 

Therefore

 

tanA  = sinA/cosA          [given →   cosA = cosBcosC]

 

tanA  =  [ sinBcosC + sinCcosB] / [cosBcosC]      

 

tanA  = [sinBcosB]/ [cosBcosC] + [sinCcosB] / [cosBcosC]

 

tan A  = [sinB/cosC] + [ sinC/cosC]

 

tanA = tanB  + tanC

 

 

 

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 Apr 3, 2016

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