Find all solutions in the interval [0, 2π). 7 tan3x - 21 tan x = 0

1 answer:

mihalych1998 [28]2 years ago

3 0

To solve the trigonometric expression we proceed as follows;
7(tan x)^3-21tanx=0
this can be written as:
7(tan x)^3=21tanx
dividing through by 7 we get:
(tan x)^3=tan x
dividing through by tan x we get:
(tanx)^1=1
hence;
tan x=+\-1
when tan x=1
x=45
when tan x=-1
x=-45
Given that our answer should be at the interval [0,2π] the answer:
45=45/180=1/4π

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