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HELP ME PLZ!!! This is too hard

HELP ME PLZ!!! This is too hard-example-1
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Answer:

The solution of this trigonometric identity is
\theta = 56.310^(\circ) \pm 180\cdot i ^(\circ),
\forall \,i\in \mathbb{N}_(O).

Explanation:

Let
7\cdot \tan \theta - 8 = 5\cdot \tan \theta -5, we proceed to simplify the expression and solve afterwards either by algebraic or by trigonometric means:


7\cdot \tan \theta -8 = 5\cdot \tan \theta -5


2\cdot \tan \theta = 3


\tan \theta = (3)/(2)


\theta = \tan^(-1) (3)/(2)

The tangent is a trigonometric function with a period of 180°. Hence, we find that the family of angles associated with such value is:


\theta = 56.310^(\circ) \pm 180\cdot i ^(\circ),
\forall \,i\in \mathbb{N}_(O)

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