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If sin A=12, cos B=32, where π2 < A < π and 0 < B < π2, find the following:

(i) tan (A + B)
(ii) tan (A − B)

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Given: sinA = 12 and cosB = 32Here, π2<A<π and 0<B<π2.That is, A is in the second quadrant and B is in the first quadrant.We know that in the second quadrant, sine function is positive and cosine and tan functions are negativeIn the first quadrant, all T-functions are positive.Therefore,cosA = -1-sin2A = -1-122 =-1-14 =-34 =-32tanA = sinAcosA = 12-32 = -13sinB = 1-cos2A = 1-322 = 1-34 = 14 = 12tanB = sinBcosB = 1232 = 13

Now,i tanA+B = tanA + tanB1 - tanA tanB =-13+131--13×13 =01+13= 0

ii tanA-B = tanA - tanB1+tanA tanB =-13-131+-13×13 =-231-13 =-2323 =-3

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