Find the sum of the roots of \tan^2x-9\tan x+1=0 that are between x=0 and x=2pi radians.
tan2x−9tanx+1=0$lety=tanx$y2−9y+1=0y=9±√81−42y=9±√772tan(x)=9+√772ortan(x)=9−√772
x is can have he following values. They are the roots in radians.
(π180)×tan360∘−1((9+√77)2)=1.4587497806442125
this is first quad so third quad equivalent is
π+1.4587497806442125=4.6003424342340057
(π180)×tan360∘−1((9−√77)2)=0.1120465461506841
this is first quad so third quad equivalent is
π+0.1120465461506841=3.2536391997404773
Now I think these four are all the roots between 0 and 2pi radians so the sum of them would be
(1+π)×(π180)×(tan360∘−1((9+√77)2)+tan360∘−1((9−√77)2))=6.5055985273395759
I think that is right
tan2x−9tanx+1=0$lety=tanx$y2−9y+1=0y=9±√81−42y=9±√772tan(x)=9+√772ortan(x)=9−√772
x is can have he following values. They are the roots in radians.
(π180)×tan360∘−1((9+√77)2)=1.4587497806442125
this is first quad so third quad equivalent is
π+1.4587497806442125=4.6003424342340057
(π180)×tan360∘−1((9−√77)2)=0.1120465461506841
this is first quad so third quad equivalent is
π+0.1120465461506841=3.2536391997404773
Now I think these four are all the roots between 0 and 2pi radians so the sum of them would be
(1+π)×(π180)×(tan360∘−1((9+√77)2)+tan360∘−1((9−√77)2))=6.5055985273395759
I think that is right