tan^(-1)2+tan^(-1)3=(3 pi)/(4)

Prove that : tan^(-1)2+tan^(-1)3=(3pi)/4

Prove that : tan^(-1)2+tan^(-1)3=(3pi)/4

Prove that : tan^(-1)2+tan^(-1)3=(3pi)/4

Prove that : tan^(-1)2+tan^(-1)3=(3pi)/4

Prove that : tan^(-1)2+tan^(-1)3=(3pi)/4

tan^(-1)2x+tan^(-1)3x=(pi)/(4)

The following questions consist of two statements, one labelled as 'Statement I' and the other 'Statement II'. You have to examine these two statements carefully and decide if the Statement I and the Statement II, are individually true and if so, whether the Statement II is the correct explanation for the given Statement I. Select your answer to these items using the codes given below and then select the correct option. Statement-1 : The value of tan^(-1)2+tan^(-1)3=(3pi)/4 Statement-2 : If x gt 0, y gt 0, xy gt 1" then "tan^(-1)x+tan^(-1)y=pi+tan^(-1)((x+y)/(1-xy))

Prove that tan^(-1) 2 + tan^(-1) 3 = (3pi)/4

Prove that tan^(-1) 2 + tan^(-1) 3 = (3pi)/4

I. Tan^(-1)2+Tan^(-1)3=(3pi)/4 II. cos{Cos^(-1)((-1)/7)+Sin^(-1)((-1)/7)}=0