if cosx + cosy=4/5 and cosx - cosy=2/7 prove that 14tan(x-y/2)+5cot(x+y/2)=0
Sapala Vemula , 9 Years ago
Grade 11
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Lab Bhattacharjee
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girish
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adding both you get cosx subtracting cosy so we also got sinx and siny if we use half angle formulas we can write sinx in terms of tanx/2 so we got that too so we can solve
Gowri sankar
Last Activity: 8 Years ago
This question solve using half angle formulas we can write sinx in terms of tanx/2 so we got that then solve this problem.
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