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If in a ΔABC, atanA+btanB=(a+b)tan(A+B2), then

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A = B
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A = - B
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A = 2 B
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B = 2A
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Solution

The correct option is B A = - B
a(tanAtan(A+B2))=b(tan(A+B2)tanB)a(sinA.cos(A+B2)sin(A+B2).cosA)cosA=b(sin(A+B2)cosAsinAcos(A+B2))cosB
acosA=bcosB.........Eq(1)

By Sine Rule
asinA=bsinB=k
a=ksinA ,b=ksinB
Putting the above values in Eq(1),we get
ksinAcosA=ksinBcosB
tanA=tanB
tanA=tan(B)
A=B

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