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Find all angles in degrees that satisfy the equationtan∝ +√3=0
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Answered by john
120, 240, and 300
13 years ago
Answered by Steve
that is, tan ∝ = -√3

in QI, tan pi/3 = √3

so, you want an angle in QII or QIV

pi-pi/3 = 2pi/3
or
2pi-pi/3 = 5pi/3
13 years ago

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