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Solve tan2x + 4x = 2(1+2x) ?

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find all solutions in the interval 0<x<360 degrees

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  1. i think this is how it goes.

    tan2x + 4x = 2(1 + 2x)

    tan2x + 4x = 2 + 4x (open the brackets by multiplying the numbers in the brackets with the number out of the bracket)

    *now bring the unknowns(x) to one side ( minus both sides with 4x to eliminate the unknown in the right)

        tan2x + 4x - 4x = 2

        tan2x = 2

    (let only the unknown be in the left. when the tan is brought to the right, it&#039;ll be come tan^ -1)

       2x = tan^ -1(2)

       2x = 63.435

        x = 63.435/2

        x = 31.717 degrees

    hope this answers ur quest..^_^


  2. We want:

    0 &lt; x &lt; 360

    0 &lt; 2x &lt; 720

    That means that, when it comes to finding inverse tan, we have two full revolutions to find the inverse, and hence, the equation will have no less than four solutions.

    tan(2x) + 4x  = 2(1 +2x)

    tan(2x) + 4x = 2 + 4x

    tan(2x) = 2

    2x = tan^-1(2)

    or tan^-1(2) + 180

    or tan^-1(2) + 360

    or tan^-1(2) + 540

    x = tan^-1(2) / 2

    or tan^-1(2) / 2 + 90

    or tan^-1(2) / 2 + 180

    or tan^-1(2) / 2 + 270

    x = 31.72 or 121.72 or 211.72 or 301.72

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