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If (sin A)/(sin B) = p and (cos A)/(cos B)=q , find tan A and tan B
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tan = sin/cos, so would tan A just be (Sin A/Cos A)? if so, then the answer would be (pSinB)/(qCosB).... similarly, tan B should be (sinA/p)/(cosA/q)
sinA/sinB = p ---> sinA = psinB cosA/cosB = q ---> cosA = qcosB so, tanA = sinA/cosA = (psinB)/(qcosB) = p/q*tanB tanB = [sinA/p]/[cosA/q] = [qsinA]/[pcosA] = q/p*tanA ???
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