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Shown that : `tan48^(@)tan23^(@)tan42^(@)tan67^(@)=1`

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To prove that \( \tan 48^\circ \tan 23^\circ \tan 42^\circ \tan 67^\circ = 1 \), we can use the properties of complementary angles in trigonometry. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify Complementary Angles**: We know that two angles are complementary if their sum is \( 90^\circ \). Therefore, we can express some of the angles in terms of their complementary angles: \[ \tan(90^\circ - \theta) = \cot(\theta) ...
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NAGEEN PRAKASHAN ENGLISH-INTRODUCTION TO TRIGONOMETRY-Problems From NCERT/exemplar
  1. In P Q R , right-angled at Q ,\ P Q=3c m and P R=6c m . Determine ...

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  2. Prove that : sqrt((1-cos^(2)theta)sec^(2)theta)=tantheta

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  3. Prove (tantheta+2)(2tantheta+1)=5tantheta+2sec^2theta.

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  4. If cosA+cos^(2)A=1, then prove that sin^(2)A+sin^(4)A=1.

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  5. Prove the following identity: sec^4theta-sec^2theta=tan^4theta+tan^2th...

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  6. Show that 1+cot^2alpha / (1+cosec alpha)=cosec alpha

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  7. (sinalpha + cosalpha)(tanalpha + cotalpha) = secalpha + cosecalpha

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  9. If 2sin^(2)theta-cos^(2)theta=2, then find the value of theta.

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  10. if tantheta+sectheta=l then prove that sectheta=(l^2+1)/(2l)

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  11. If asintheta+bcostheta=c then prove that acostheta-bsintheta=sqrt(a^2+...

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  12. If sintheta+costheta=pandsectheta+"cosec"theta=q then prove that q(p^(...

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  13. Prove that : tantheta+tan(90^(@)-theta)=sectheta*sec(90^(@)-theta)

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  14. Shown that : tan48^(@)tan23^(@)tan42^(@)tan67^(@)=1

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  15. If tan A= cot B. prove that : A+B=90^(@)

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  16. Express sin 67^(@)+cos75^(@) in terms of trigononmertic ratios of angl...

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  17. If tan A=cot (A-18^(@)) where 2A is an acute angle , find the value of...

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  18. If s e c4A=cos e c(A 20o) , where 4A is an acute angle, find the v...

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  19. The value of the expression cosec (75^(@)+theta) - sec(15^@)-theta)-ta...

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  20. If cos(alpha + beta)=0, then sin(alpha-beta) can be reduced to

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