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If A=2tanB+cotB, then 2tan(A−B)= ?

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2tanB
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cotB
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tanB
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2cotB
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Solution

The correct option is C cotB

2tan(A-B)=2{tanA-tanB/1+tanAtanB}

Given:tanA=2tanB+cotB

2tanA=tanB+tanB+1/tanBtanA-tanB={(tan^2B+1)/(tanB)

From 2tanAtanB=2tan^2B+1

Substitute 3 and 4 in 1

You get2tan(A-B)=2

{tan^2B+1)/(tanB)/2tan^2B+2}2tan(A-B)

={(tan^2B+1)/(tanB)/tan^2B+1}2tan(A-B)

=(1/tanB)2tan(A-B)=cotB


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