SOLUTION: I hope you can help me :) problem is.. Find (a) tan(x+y) (b) tan(x-y) through tan x = 7/3,0<x<1/2pi ; tan y= 3/4, 0<x<1/2pi. Thanks!

Question 511104: I hope you can help me :)
problem is..
Find (a) tan(x+y) (b) tan(x-y) through tan x = 7/3,0 Thanks!
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Find
(a) tan(x+y)
= [tan(x)+tan(y)]/[1-tan(x)*tan(y)]
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= [7/3 + 3/4]/[1 - (7/3)(3/4)]
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= [37/12] / [1 - (7/4)]
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= (37/12)/(-3/4)
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= (37/12)*(-4/3)
= -36/9
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(b) tan(x-y)
= [tan(x)-tan(y)]/[1+tan(x)*tan(y)]
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= [7/3 - 3/4]/[1 + (7/3)(3/4)]
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= [18/12] / [1 + (7/4)]
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= (3/2)/(11/4)
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= (3/2)*(4/11)
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= 6/11

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tan x = 7/3, 0 ===============
Cheers,
Stan H.

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