Question

Solve on the interval of 0 11 years ago

Answer 1

\[\tan ^{2}(x)=3\tan(x)\]

Answer 2

@D3xt3R

Answer 3

This problem is very simple:\[tan^2(x)=tan(x)*tan(x)\]replacing\[tan(x)*tan(x)=3*tan(x)\]"Cancel" one tan(x) in each side:\[tan(x)=3\]Now you have to use an cientific calculator\[x=arctan(3)\]\[x\approx71.565^o~~or~~x\approx251.565^o\]

Answer 4

Ops. I made a mistake, hold on, I miss many thing there.

Answer 5

ok

Answer 6

No, now I read again, 0º<x<360º... It's OK my resolution. because \[tan(x)\neq0\]

Answer 7

So we're good?

Answer 8

Yeah ;)

Answer 9

are you male, by any chance?

Answer 10

Yeap.

Answer 11

I knew it! Males are naturally better at math than are females. It figures I had to be born female.... ; )

Answer 12

Thanks again for all your help. You rock!

Answer 13

kkkk, I'm a Engineering student

Answer 14

lalala...I'm a beginning (first year) algebra/geometry teacher who has forgotten some of her trig and most of her calc!

Answer 15

;D ... Good luck in your course