Asked by SkiMasktheSlumpGod
tan4theta = (radical 3) / 3
theta = 7pi/24, 13pi/24, 19pi/24
Let me know if im right.
theta = 7pi/24, 13pi/24, 19pi/24
Let me know if im right.
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Answered by
Steve
tan4x = 1/√3
4x = π/6
x = π/24 + nπ/4
= π/24, 7π/24, 13π/24, 19π/24
Looks like you missed π/24
4x = π/6
x = π/24 + nπ/4
= π/24, 7π/24, 13π/24, 19π/24
Looks like you missed π/24
Answered by
SkiMasktheSlumpGod
arctan(-rad3 / 3)= -pi/6 ?
Answered by
Damon
yes, tan (-30 degrees) = -sqrt 3 / 3
but also tan (180-30) =pi-pi/6 = 5 pi/6
but also tan (180-30) =pi-pi/6 = 5 pi/6
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