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P.o.t.W. #23

■ GDC allowed ■ for HL students Note: All working is performed with angles in radian measure. (a) Consider the statement: If \(\tan \left( A \right) = \tan \left( B \right) , then \(A = B . (i) Disprove this statement by finding a counterexample. (ii) If \(A and \(B are angles in the same triangle, then explain why the statement in (a) is true. (b) The figure below shows a rectangle that measures 3 units by 1 unit...

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