Let a and ß be first quadrant angles with cos(a) Find tan(a + B). √6 8 and sin(B) = √11 6

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Sascuash · Answer 1 · 2024-02-23T02:03:18+0000

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We need more information to solve this problem. The given value, "cos(a) = √6/8," is not enough to solve for tan(a + B). We need the weight of sin(a) or cos(B) to calculate.

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Let a and ß be first quadrant angles with cos(a) Find tan(a + B). √6 8 and sin(B) = √11 6

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