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Show that the equation tan(x-60°)+cotx= √3 can be written in the form 2 tan^2x+(√3) tan x-1 = 0.​

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Answered by stuvasanth011844
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The equation of the given line is 3x+y+2=0

this equation can be reduced as −3x−y=2

on dividing both sides by (−3)2+(−1)2=2,

we obtain −23x−21y=22

⇒{−23}x+{−21}y=1....(1)

On comparing equation (1) to xcosθ+ysinθ=p,

we obtain cosθ=−23,sinθ=−21, and p=1

Since the value of sinθ  and cosθ  are both negative,  θ is  in the third quadrant 

 ∴θ=π+6π=67π

 

Thus, the respective values of θ  and p are 

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