A + (180^ + A) + (90^ + A) + (360^ - A) - Vidyadip

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$\tan A + \cot (180^\circ + A) + \cot (90^\circ + A) + \cot (360^\circ - A)$

✓
$0$
B
$2\tan A$
C
$2\cot A$
D
$2(\tan A - \cot A)$

✓

Answer

Correct option: A.

$0$

a
(a) $\tan A + \cot (180^\circ + A) + \cot (90^\circ + A) + \cot (360^\circ - A)$

$ = \tan A + \cot A - \tan A - \cot A = 0$.

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