solve [0,2pi) square 12 tanx-2=0
can you wirte it out so that I can understand it, you wrote it kind of abstrusely.
\[\sqrt{12}\tan x - 2 =0\]
so \[\sqrt{12tanx}-2=0\]add two to both sides\[\sqrt{12tanx}=2\]take out 2 from the square root.\[\sqrt{12tanx}=2--->\sqrt{4} \times \sqrt{3tanx}=2--->2\sqrt{3tanx}=2\]divide both sides by 2\[\sqrt{3tanx}=1\]square both sides\[(\sqrt{3tanx})^2=1^2⇒3tanx=1\]divide both sides by 3.\[tanx=1/3\]take inverse tangent of 0.33
I don't have a calculator, sorry.
@shorouq91, is this good?
i'm working out
why\[\sqrt{\tan }\]
Oh, my bad!
no it is\[tanx= \frac{1}{2\sqrt{3}}\]so far so good?
what step i have to used
do you have to show you work?
yes
just give me th \[\sqrt{12}\]
\[\sqrt{12}tanx=2\]simplify the sqrt 12,\[\sqrt{12}tanx=3 ⇒ \sqrt{4} \times \sqrt{3} tanx=2⇒ 2\sqrt{3}tanx=2\]divide both sides by 2, \[\sqrt{3}tanx=1\]
\[\sqrt{3} tanx=1\]divide both sides by sqrt 3
\[tanx=\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}}\]
find what \[\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}}=?\]and take inverse tan of that.
cos/sin right
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