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ok dat was gud.thanx.now find the fault in my solution

light travels the fastest ??? NO
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Rajat, u hav written that
 
cotB+cotC>= 2/sq root (tanB tanC)
 
and this is valid only if tanB  and tanC are well defined.....and when B or C tends to 90degrees,  u hav one of them to be undefined....
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thats exactly what i am saying .if tanB or tanC tend to be undefined (please call it  infinity), 2/(tanB.tanC)^1/2 will tend to be zero because
2/infinty =0 .

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thats exactly what i am saying .if tanB or tanC tend to be undefined (please call it  infinity), 2/(tanB.tanC)^1/2 will tend to be zero because
2/infinty =0 .
 
 
 
( i will be grateful if one of the experts answers my doubt )

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