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How do you solve this on the interval of [0,2pi)

How do you solve this on the interval of [0,2pi)-example-1
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Given:


\tan 3x=1,\lbrack0,2\pi)

To find the value of x:

Solving we get,


\begin{gathered} \tan (3x)=1 \\ 3x=(\pi)/(4),(5\pi)/(4),(9\pi)/(4),(13\pi)/(4),(17\pi)/(4),(21\pi)/(4) \\ x=(\pi)/(12),(5\pi)/(12),(3\pi)/(4),(13\pi)/(12),(17\pi)/(12),(7\pi)/(4) \end{gathered}

Hence, the answers are,


x=(\pi)/(12),(5\pi)/(12),(3\pi)/(4),(13\pi)/(12),(17\pi)/(12),(7\pi)/(4)

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