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OpenStudy ($oumya):

help me plz!!

OpenStudy ($oumya):

if tan(alpha+beta)=a+b and tan(alpha-beta)=a-b prove that atan(alpha)-btan(beta)=a^2-b^2

OpenStudy (michaelac959):

what math is that?

OpenStudy ($oumya):

if \[\tan(\alpha+\beta)=a+b\] and \[\tan(\alpha-\beta)=a-b\] prove that \[atan \alpha-btan \beta=a^2-b^2\]

OpenStudy ($oumya):

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OpenStudy (welshfella):

i guess you can use the following tan identities tan (A + B) = tanA tan B ----------- 1 - tan A tan B and tan( A - B) = tan A tan B ---------- 1 + tan A tan B

OpenStudy ($oumya):

after that?

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