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I think the question asked me to solve, I don't remember exactly. sqrt3cot+1=0
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Well, get the cotx by itself to start
sqrt3cot=-1
And then divide by sqrt(3)
cot=-1/sqrt3
So from here, what I would do is since cotx = cosx/sinx, I would find what angle on the unit circle would allow me to divide cosine and sine and get -1/sqrt(3)
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2pi/3, and 5pi/3?
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Yep, that looks good to me :3
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