Could you demonstrate this equation?! And thanks you btw! 3arctan(2-sqr(3))=arctan1/2 + arctan1/3

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maganbhai P.
Mar 12, 2018

Use, #(2-sqrt3)=tan15^0# to prove the equation.

Explanation:

Here, #3tan^(-1)(2-sqrt3)=tan^-1(1/2)+tan^-1(1/3)#
We know that,#color(red)(tan15^0)=tan(60^0-45^0)#
#=>tan15^0=(tan60^0-tan45^0)/(1+tan60^0tan45^0#
#=>tan15^0=(sqrt(3)-1)/(1+sqrt3)=((sqrt(3)-1)(sqrt(3)-1))/((sqrt(3)+1)(sqrt(3)-1))=(3-2sqrt(3)+1)/(3-1)=(4-2sqrt3)/2=color(red)((2-sqrt3)#
#LHS=3tan^(-1)(2-sqrt3)=3tan^1(tan15^0)=3*15^0=45^0#
#color(blue)(=>LHS=pi/4)#
#RHS=tan^-1((1/2+1/3)/(1-1/2*1/3))#
#=tan^-1(((3+2)/6)/((6-1)/6))#
#=tan^-1(5/5)=tan^-1(1)#
#color(blue)(RHS=pi/4)#

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