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cos10-sin10/cos10+sin10=tan35.prove it.
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tan35? sure?
cant get it to equate on my calculator - i get it = to tan 45.5
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unless the expression is (cos10-sin10) / (cos10 + sin 10) then this is equal to tan 35
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i assumed you meant cos10- (sin10/cos10) + sin10 - its always better to use brackets to make sure theres no ambiguity
the rule is that multiplication and division is done before add and subtract unless there are brackets which are always calculated first remember BODMAS
which stands for brackets over divide and multiply then add and subtract
anyway tan 35 degree s is correct - must go - bye for now
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