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Complete the statements.

1.The solution of 3tan2x − 1 = 0 if x is in the first quadrant is °.
2. The solution of 3tan2x − 1 = 0 if x is in the second quadrant is.


1.

A.30
B.60
C.150
D. 240

2.

A.30
B.60
C.150
D.240

User NealVDV
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Answer:

1. 30

2. 150

Explanation:


3tan^2(x)-1 =0

Lets assume tan(x) = u


3u^2(x)-1 =0

Now we solve for 'u'

add 1 on both sides


3u^2(x) =1, divide both sides by 3


u^2 = (1)/(3)

Take square root on both sides


u = +-(1)/(√(3) )

We replace tan(x) for 'u'


tan(x) = +-(1)/(√(3) )

x = 30 because
tan(30) =+(1)/(√(3) ) in first quadrant

x = 30 (tan is positive in first quadrant)


tan(x) =-(1)/(√(3) )

x = 150 because
tan(150) =-(1)/(√(3) ) in second quadrant

tan is negative in second quadrant




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