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If $z=sqrt3+i=(a+ib)(c+id)$, then find $tan^-1dfracba+tan^-1dfracdc$


Find area bounded by two unequal chords and an arc in a discProve $left|fracz_1z_2right|=fracz_1$ for two complex numbersShow that $y=frac4sintheta2+costheta-theta$ is increasing function when $theta in [0,fracpi2]$Proving a proposition involving the argument of a complex numberFind the value of $4tan(theta _1)tan(theta _2)$ if $theta _1$ and $theta _2$ are the solutions of the given equationVerify $arccosx+arcsinx=fracpi2$Trouble with Trig Substitution IntegralEvaluation in a complex functionIs there any formula to find $sin^-1a +sin^-1b$If $z=dfrac(z_1+barz_2)z_1z_2barz_1$ where $z_1=1+2i$ and $z_2=1-i$, then find $arg(z)$













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If $z=sqrt3+i=(a+ib)(c+id)$, then $tan^-1dfracba+tan^-1dfracdc=$ _______________




$$
arg z=theta,quadarg(a+ib)=theta_1,quadarg(c+id)=theta_2impliesarg(z)=theta=theta_1+theta_2=fracpi6\
tantheta=tanfracpi6=frac1sqrt3,quadtantheta_1=fracba,quadtantheta_2=fracdc\
impliestheta_1=npi+tan^-1fracba,quadtheta_2=mpi+tan^-1fracdc\
theta=fracpi6=(n+m)pi+tan^-1fracba+tan^-1fracdc\
tan^-1fracba+tan^-1fracdc=fracpi6-(n+m)pi=fracpi6+kpi
$$

Is it the right way to prove that $tan^-1dfracba+tan^-1dfracdc=npi+dfracpi6$ ?










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    $$
    arg z=theta,quadarg(a+ib)=theta_1,quadarg(c+id)=theta_2impliesarg(z)=theta=theta_1+theta_2=fracpi6\
    tantheta=tanfracpi6=frac1sqrt3,quadtantheta_1=fracba,quadtantheta_2=fracdc\
    impliestheta_1=npi+tan^-1fracba,quadtheta_2=mpi+tan^-1fracdc\
    theta=fracpi6=(n+m)pi+tan^-1fracba+tan^-1fracdc\
    tan^-1fracba+tan^-1fracdc=fracpi6-(n+m)pi=fracpi6+kpi
    $$

    Is it the right way to prove that $tan^-1dfracba+tan^-1dfracdc=npi+dfracpi6$ ?










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      $$
      arg z=theta,quadarg(a+ib)=theta_1,quadarg(c+id)=theta_2impliesarg(z)=theta=theta_1+theta_2=fracpi6\
      tantheta=tanfracpi6=frac1sqrt3,quadtantheta_1=fracba,quadtantheta_2=fracdc\
      impliestheta_1=npi+tan^-1fracba,quadtheta_2=mpi+tan^-1fracdc\
      theta=fracpi6=(n+m)pi+tan^-1fracba+tan^-1fracdc\
      tan^-1fracba+tan^-1fracdc=fracpi6-(n+m)pi=fracpi6+kpi
      $$

      Is it the right way to prove that $tan^-1dfracba+tan^-1dfracdc=npi+dfracpi6$ ?










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      If $z=sqrt3+i=(a+ib)(c+id)$, then $tan^-1dfracba+tan^-1dfracdc=$ _______________




      $$
      arg z=theta,quadarg(a+ib)=theta_1,quadarg(c+id)=theta_2impliesarg(z)=theta=theta_1+theta_2=fracpi6\
      tantheta=tanfracpi6=frac1sqrt3,quadtantheta_1=fracba,quadtantheta_2=fracdc\
      impliestheta_1=npi+tan^-1fracba,quadtheta_2=mpi+tan^-1fracdc\
      theta=fracpi6=(n+m)pi+tan^-1fracba+tan^-1fracdc\
      tan^-1fracba+tan^-1fracdc=fracpi6-(n+m)pi=fracpi6+kpi
      $$

      Is it the right way to prove that $tan^-1dfracba+tan^-1dfracdc=npi+dfracpi6$ ?







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