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tan^(- 1)(a/x)+tan^(- 1)(b/x)=pi/2 then ...

`tan^(- 1)(a/x)+tan^(- 1)(b/x)=pi/2` then `x=`

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`sqrt(ab)`

B

`sqrt(2ab)`

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2ab

D

ab

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`tan^(-1_(a)/(x)+tan^(-1)(b)/(x))=(pi)/(2)`
`rarrtan^(-1)((a)/(x)+(b)/(x)-(ab)/(x^(2)))=(pi)/(2)rarr1-(ab)/(x^(2))=0rarrx=sqrt(ab)`
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