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3cot^(2 )x-1=0

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User Charles Munger
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Answer:


x=(\pi )/(6) ,(7\pi )/(6)

Explanation:


3*cot^2x-1=0\\\\3*cot^2x=1\\\\cot^2x=(1)/(3) \\\\cot(x)=\sqrt{(1)/(3) } \\\\cot(x)=(1)/(√(3) ) \\\\(1)/(tan(x))=(1)/(√(3) ) \\\\tan(x)=√(3) \\

x=tan^-1(
√(3))

It has to be in Quadrant 1
(+)/(+) =+ or 3
(-)/(-)=+ for positive.


x=(\pi )/(6) ,(7\pi )/(6)

Unless that incorrect due to tan(x) range is
-(\pi )/(2) \leq x\leq (\pi )/(2). Then the only answer is
x=(\pi )/(6)

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