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tan(x) + ^3=0
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? that makes no sense, ' + ^3 '
did you mean tan^3x
tan(x) + square root of 3 = 0 . using n as an integer constant
Oh, \[\tan(x)+\sqrt{3}=0\] subtract square root of 3 from both sides. Any ideas then?
I don't get what you meant by "using n as an integer constant"
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tan x =sqrt3 or 1/2 and sqrt3/2
tan x =-sqrt3
take inverse tangent of - square root of 3
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