2pi in radians is the same as 360 degrees, and you have got tan 3x, so we have to triple the range; from 0 to 1080 degrees.
All we have to do then is to find the first solution, which would be arctan(1), then, we draw a CAST diagram, with the line running from the bottom left to top right quadrants, with the angle formed with the x axis being arctan(1).
Then, we go around the line created looking at the roots 3 times (as it's 3x).
There should be six roots, which we then divide by 3 to calculate what x would be.
Hope this helped!
2pi in radians is the same as 360 degrees, and you have got tan 3x, so we have to triple the range; from 0 to 1080 degrees.
All we have to do then is to find the first solution, which would be arctan(1), then, we draw a CAST diagram, with the line running from the bottom left to top right quadrants, with the angle formed with the x axis being arctan(1).
Then, we go around the line created looking at the roots 3 times (as it's 3x).
There should be six roots, which we then divide by 3 to calculate what x would be.
Hope this helped!