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If tan (A + 45˚) = 2sin60˚. Find value of A.

Given: tan(A + 45)˚ = 2sin60˚


we know that, sin60˚


Therefore,


tan(A + 45)˚


tan(A + 45)˚ = √3


we also know that, tan60˚ = √3


Therefore,


tan(A + 45)˚ = 60˚


(A + 45)˚ = 60˚


A = 60˚ - 45˚


A = 15˚


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