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4tan^2 x-8tanx+3=0 on interval [0,2pi]

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\bf 4tan^2(x)+8tan(x)+3=0\qquad [0,2\pi ] \\\\\\ \textit{since it's just a quadratic, we'll just factor it} \\\\\\\ [2tan(x)+1][2tan(x)+3]=0\implies \begin{cases} 2tan(x)+1=0\\ \qquad tan(x)=-(1)/(2)\\ \qquad \measuredangle x=tan^(-1)\left( -(1)/(2) \right)\\ \qquad \measuredangle x\approx 333.4^o, 153.4^o\\ 2tan(x)+3=0\\ \qquad tan(x)=-(3)/(2)\\ \qquad \measuredangle x=tan^(-1)\left(-(3)/(2) \right)\\ \qquad \measuredangle x\approx303.7^o, 123.7^o \end{cases}
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