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If `5 sinalpha=3"sin"(alpha+2beta)!=0,` then `tan(alpha+beta)` is equal to

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To solve the problem, we need to find the value of \( \tan(\alpha + \beta) \) given the equation \( 5 \sin \alpha = 3 \sin(\alpha + 2\beta) \). ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Start with the given equation**: \[ 5 \sin \alpha = 3 \sin(\alpha + 2\beta) \] ...
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  • If 3 sin beta=sin(2alpha+beta) , then tan (alpha+beta)-2 tan alpha is

    A
    independent of `alpha`
    B
    independent of `beta`
    C
    dependent of both `alpha` and `beta`.
    D
    independent of both `alpha` and `beta`.
  • If 3 sin beta = sin(2alpha +beta) , then tan (alpha+beta)-2 tan alpha is

    A
    independent of `alpha`
    B
    independent of `beta`
    C
    independent of both `alpha and beta`
    D
    independent of none of them
  • If sin alpha=A sin(alpha+beta),Ane0 , then The value of tan beta is

    A
    `(sinalpha(1+A cos beta))/(A cos alpha cos beta)`
    B
    `(sinalpha(1-A cos beta))/(A cos alpha cos beta)`
    C
    `(cos (1-A sinbeta))/(A cos alpha cos beta)`
    D
    `(cos alpha(1+A sin beta))/(A cos alpha cos beta)`
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