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Standard XII
Mathematics
Length of Normal
In a triangle...
Question
In a triangle ABC if TanA+TanB+TanC=6 and TanATanB=2 then the triangle is
[a] right angled [b] isosceles [c] acute angled [d] obtuse angled
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Solution
Given
;
tanA
+
tanB
+
tanC
=
6
,
tanAtanB
=
2
we
know
that
tan
(
A
+
B
)
=
tanA
+
tanB
1
-
tanAtanB
also
in
a
△
ABC
A
+
B
+
C
=
180
A
+
B
=
180
-
C
therefore
tan
(
180
-
C
)
=
tanA
+
tanB
1
-
tanAtanB
-
tanC
=
6
-
tanC
1
-
2
(
from
given
conditions
)
tanC
=
6
-
tanC
tanC
=
3
C
is
acute
also
tanA
+
tanB
=
3
,
tanAtnaB
=
2
therefore
A
&
B
are
simulataneously
positive
which
means
both
are
acute
(
>
90
)
hence
triangle
is
acute
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