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Question

The principal solutions of cot x = -`sqrt3`  are .................

Options

  • `pi/6 ,(5pi)/6`

  • `(5pi)/6 , (7pi)/6`

  • `(5pi)/6,(11pi)/6`

  • `pi/6,(11pi)/6`

MCQ

Solution

`(5pi)/6,(11pi)/6`
cot x = `sqrt3`

cot x = `-"cot"(pi/6) = cot(pi-pi/6) = "cot" (2pi - pi/6)`

= `"cot"((5pi)/6) = cot ((11pi)/6)`

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