Hello :
tan²(θ) = 3.. equi : tan(θ) = √3 or tan(θ) = -√3
1 ) tan(θ) = √3
tan(θ) = tan(<span>π/3)
</span>θ = π/3 +kπ k in Z
2)tan(θ) = -√3
tan(θ) = tan(-π/3)
θ = -π/3 +kπ k in Z
Hello Again!
What you want to do first is add 4 to -4 and to -13. After doing so, you'll equation will look a little something like this...
-3x=9
You'll then want to divide both -3 and 9 by -3. After doing so, the equation will look like this...
x=-3
Your answer is x=-3
I hope this helps
Answer:
Your answer for the first one is B
Step-by-step explanation: