Please help me solve this exercise.!! find the value of tanx if sinx+cosx=1/5 and 0<x<π.
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Explanation:

Let's square both sides and do a bit of algebra to get the following.

Now apply the pythagorean trig identity to determine cos(2x) based on this. You should find that cos(2x) = -7/25

This then means tan(2x) = sin(2x)/cos(2x) = 24/7.

From here, you'll use this trig identity

which is the same as solving

where w = tan(x)

Plug in tan(2x) = 24/7 and solve for w to get w = -4/3 or w = 3/4

So either tan(x) = -4/3 or tan(x) = 3/4.

If we were to numerically solve the original equation for x, then we'd get roughly x = 2.21; then notice how tan(2.21) = -1.345 approximately when your calculator is in radian mode.

Since tan(x) < 0 in this case, we go for tan(x) = -4/3

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