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Tan(300°)=z/7 What is z?
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Tan(300°)=z/7
What is z?

Tan(300°)=z/7 What is z?-example-1
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Answer:

x = -7 sqrt(3)

Explanation:

Tan(300°)=z/7

Multiply each side by 7

7 Tan(300°)=z

Replacing tan 300 with tan 120 since they are equal

7 Tan(120°)=z

7 ( - sqrt(3)) = z

x = -7 sqrt(3)

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