Prove the following:if 2sin(theta+pi/3)=...

Prove the following:if `2sin(theta+pi/3)=cos(theta-pi/6)`,then `tantheta+sqrt3=0`

A

`sqrt3`

B

`-1/sqrt3`

C

`1/sqrt3`

D

`-sqrt3`

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