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3 tan to the power of 6 space 10 to the power of ring operator minus 27 tan to the power of 4 space 10 to the power of ring operator plus 33 tan squared space 10 to the power of ring operator space=

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  2. 1
  3. 2
  4. 3

hintHint:

In this question, we have too find the value of the given equation. For this we will use the value of tan 30 and later simplify it in the required way to find the value.

The correct answer is: 1


    3 tan to the power of 6 space 10 to the power of ring operator minus 27 tan to the power of 4 space 10 to the power of ring operator plus 33 tan squared space 10 to the power of ring operator
A s comma space tan space 30 degree equals fraction numerator 1 over denominator square root of 3 end fraction
rightwards double arrow tan 3 left parenthesis 10 degree right parenthesis equals fraction numerator 1 over denominator square root of 3 end fraction
space rightwards double arrow fraction numerator left parenthesis 3 tan 10 degree minus tan cubed 10 degree right parenthesis over denominator left parenthesis 1 minus 3 tan squared 10 degree right parenthesis end fraction equals fraction numerator 1 over denominator square root of 3 end fraction
S q u a r i n g space b o t h space s i d e s comma space w e space g e t colon
rightwards double arrow left parenthesis 3 tan 10 degree minus tan cubed 10 degree right parenthesis squared over left parenthesis 1 minus 3 tan squared 10 degree right parenthesis squared equals 1 third
rightwards double arrow fraction numerator 9 tan squared 10 degree minus 6 tan to the power of 4 10 degree plus tan to the power of 6 10 degree over denominator 1 minus 6 tan squared 10 degree plus 9 tan to the power of 4 10 degree end fraction equals 1 third
rightwards double arrow 27 tan squared 10 degree minus 18 tan to the power of 4 10 degree plus 3 tan to the power of 6 10 degree equals 1 minus 6 tan squared 10 degree plus 9 tan to the power of 4 10 degree
rightwards double arrow 3 tan to the power of 6 space 10 to the power of ring operator minus 27 tan to the power of 4 space 10 to the power of ring operator plus 33 tan squared space 10 to the power of ring operator equals 1

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