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    This document presents the solution to a problem involving the addition of trigonometric functions of multiple angles. It derives the trigonometric identity relating the sum of tangents of multiple angles to the tangent of the sum of those angles. Specifically, it shows that for angles A and B, tan(A+B) = (tanA + tanB) / (1 - tanAtanB), which reduces the problem to one involving the Law of Cosines.

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    This document presents the solution to a problem involving the addition of trigonometric functions of multiple angles. It derives the trigonometric identity relating the sum of tangents of multiple angles to the tangent of the sum of those angles. Specifically, it shows that for angles A and B, tan(A+B) = (tanA + tanB) / (1 - tanAtanB), which reduces the problem to one involving the Law of Cosines.

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    Problem Corner | Solution 278 | by Dave Lindell, LS

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    Problem No. 278 Solution

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