Math, asked by jettdavis, 2 days ago

Solve the following on the interval of [0,2π)
tan2x-tan2xtan^2x=2

Answers

Answered by azan60934
0

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Step-by-step explanation:

Call tan x = t. Use the trig identity:

tan

2

t

=

2

t

1

t

2

2

t

1

t

2

=

t

2

t

=

t

(

1

t

2

)

=

t

t

3

t

3

+

t

=

0

t

(

t

2

+

1

)

=

0

t

=

tan

x

=

0

-> x = pi and x = 2pi.

Check.

x

=

π

tan

x

=

0

and

tan

2

x

=

tan

(

2

π

)

=

0

Correct.

Answered by bathwar23
1

Answer:

Move

tan

(

x

)

to the right:

tan

(

2

x

)

=

tan

(

x

)

Substitute

2

tan

(

x

)

1

tan

2

(

x

)

for

tan

(

2

x

)

:

2

tan

(

x

)

1

tan

2

(

x

)

=

tan

(

x

)

Multiply by both sides by

1

tan

2

(

x

)

tan

(

x

)

2

=

1

tan

2

(

x

)

1

=

tan

2

(

x

)

tan

(

x

)

=

i

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