Friday, January 29, 2016

help to solve: tan50(thita)tan20(thita)=1 math trigonometry

Express the formula of tangent function as
tan(thita)=sin(thita)/cos(thita).


tan50(thita)tan20(thita)=sin50(thita)sin20(thita)/cos50(thita)cos20(thita)


You
should be able to transform the products sin50(thita)sin20(thita) and
cos50(thita)cos20(thita) in addition of sines or
cosines.


sin50(thita)sin20(thita)=(cos(50-20)-cos(50+20))/2


 cos50(thita)cos20(thita)=(cos(50+20)+cos(50-20))/2


tan50(thita)tan20(thita)=(cos(30)-cos(70))/2/(cos(70)+cos(30))/2


(reduced
denominators):tan50(thita)tan20(thita)=(cos(30thita)-cos(70thita))/(cos(70thita)+cos(30thita))


Use
the result in equation
tan50(thita)tan20(thita)=1.


(cos(30thita)-cos(70thita))/(cos(70thita)+cos(30thita))=1=>


=>(cos(30thita)-cos(70thita))=(cos(70thita)+cos(30thita))


cos(30thita)-cos(30thita)=cos(70thita)+cos(70thita)


0=2cos70thita
=>cos 70thita=0=>70thita=+(cos
0)^-1+2npi=>


=> 70 thita= +pi/2 + 2npi or 70
thita= -pi/2 + 2npi (divide by 70)


thita=+pi/140 + npi/35
or thita=-pi/140 + npi/35


Answer: thita=+pi/140 +
npi/35 or thita=-pi/140 + npi/35

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