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Prove that: `cotA+"cot"(60^0+A)-cot(60^0-A)=3cot3A`

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To prove that: \[ \cot A + \cot(60^\circ + A) - \cot(60^\circ - A) = 3 \cot 3A \] we will start with the left-hand side (LHS) and simplify it step by step. ...
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