Asked by Kelly
Solve the equation on the interval [ 0, 2 pi] (tan x + ?3)(2cos x + 1) = 0
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Answered by
Reiny
you have a typo in your first bracket, what is (tanx + ?3) supposed to be ?
set each of the brackets equal to zero, I will do the second one
2cosx +1 = 0
cosx = -1/2
so x must be in the second or third quadrant according to the CAST rule.
(the cos 60º=+1/2)
so x = 180-60 = 120º or 2pi/3 radians
or x = 180 + 60 = 240º or 4pi/3 radians
do the same thing with the first bracket after you fix the typo.
set each of the brackets equal to zero, I will do the second one
2cosx +1 = 0
cosx = -1/2
so x must be in the second or third quadrant according to the CAST rule.
(the cos 60º=+1/2)
so x = 180-60 = 120º or 2pi/3 radians
or x = 180 + 60 = 240º or 4pi/3 radians
do the same thing with the first bracket after you fix the typo.
Answered by
Kelly
(tan x + sqrt 3)(2 cos x + 1)=0
Answered by
Reiny
so from the first bracket,
tan x = - √3
now isn't tan 60 = +√3 ?
can you take it from there following the method I used for the second bracket?
let me know what you got.
tan x = - √3
now isn't tan 60 = +√3 ?
can you take it from there following the method I used for the second bracket?
let me know what you got.
Answered by
kelly
Thanks I'll let you know what I get
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