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If A, B and C are the angles of a triangle, then cotA·cotB + cotB·cotC + cotC·cotA equals:

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  • A0
  • BcotA·cotB·cotC
  • C1
  • D−1

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Since ° − , cotcotC. Using cot (cotA·cotB − 1)/(cotA + cotB), we get cotA·cotB − 1 = −cotC(cotA + cotB), which rearranges to cotA·cotB + cotB·cotC + cotC·cotA = 1. Check with °, °, °: cot90° = 0, so the sum is just .
Answer: C) 1

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