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Standard XII
Mathematics
Summation by Sigma Method
Prove that ...
Question
Prove that
tan
69
o
+
tan
66
o
1
−
tan
69
o
tan
66
o
=
−
1
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Solution
Now,
cos
9
o
+
sin
9
o
cos
9
o
−
sin
9
o
=
1
+
tan
9
o
1
−
tan
9
o
[ Dividing the numerator and the denominator of the above expression by
cos
9
o
]
=
tan
45
o
+
tan
9
o
1
−
tan
45
o
.
tan
9
o
[ Since
tan
45
o
=
1
]
=
tan
(
45
o
+
9
o
)
=
tan
54
o
.
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