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Prove the following results: `tan(cos^(-1)4/5+tan^(-1)2/3)=(17)/6` (ii) `cos(sin^(-1)3/5+cot^(-1)3/2)=6/(5sqrt(13))`

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To prove the given results step by step, let's start with the first result: ### Result (i): Prove that \[ \tan\left(\cos^{-1}\left(\frac{4}{5}\right) + \tan^{-1}\left(\frac{2}{3}\right)\right) = \frac{17}{6} \] **Step 1: Identify the angles** ...
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  2. Evaluate each of the following: (i)tan(cos^(-1)(8/(17))) (ii) cot(...

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  3. Prove the following results: tan(cos^(-1)4/5+tan^(-1)2/3)=(17)/6 (...

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  4. Prove the following results: tan(sin^(-1)(15)/(13)+cos^(-1)3/5)=(63...

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  5. Solve: cos(sin^(-1)x)=1/6

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  6. Solve: cos{2\ sin^(-1)(-x)}=0

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  7. Evaluate: cos{sin^(-1)(-5/(13))} (ii) cot{sin^(-1)(-7/(25))}

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  8. Evaluate: sec{sin^(-1)(-8/(17))}

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  10. Evaluate: "c o s e c"{cos^(-1)(-(12)/(13))}

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  11. Evaluate: sin{tan^(-1)(-7/(24))} (ii) cos{cot^(-1)(-5/(12))}

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  12. Evaluate: "c o s e c"{cot^(-1)(-4/3)}

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  13. Prove that: sin^(-1)(-4/5)=tan^(-1)(-4/3)=co^(-1)(-3/5)-pi

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  14. Prove that: tan^(-1)x+tan^(-1)1/x={pi/2,ifx >0-pi/2,ifx<0

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  15. Evaluate: cos{sin^(-1)(-7/(25))} (ii) sec{cot^(-1)(-5/(12))} (iii)c...

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  16. Evaluate: cot{sec^(-1)(-(13)/5)}

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  17. Evaluate: (i) tan{cos^(-1)(-7/(25))} (ii) "c o s e c"{cot^(-1)(-(12)...

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  18. Evaluate: sin{sin^(-1)(-(3)/5)+cot^(-1)(-5/(12))}

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  19. Find the value of cot(tan^(-1)a+cot^(-1)a)

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