Physics, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

tan^2 x + 1 - root 3 tan x + 1 = 0

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Answered by dk6060805
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Answer:

x=-1 \\and \\x=59

Explanation:

Here, the given equation is

tan^{2}(x+1) - \sqrt{3}  tan (x+1)

Now, solving the equation

first, we take common tan (x+1)

=tan (x+1)[tan (x+1)-\sqrt{3}]=0

So, the solution is

tan (x+1) - \sqrt{3} =0\\ and\\tan (x+1) =0

from first term

tan (x+1) - \sqrt{3} =0

tan (x+1) = \sqrt{3}\\ tan (x+1) = tan 60\\x+1 = 60\\x=60-1\\x=59\\

from second term,

tan(x+1)=0\\tan(x+1)= tan0\\x+1= 0\\x=-1

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