`cotx=-sqrt(3)`

General solution of cotx+cosecx=sqrt(3) is

If alpha and beta are the solution of cotx=-sqrt3 in [0, 2pi] and alpha and gamma are the roots of "cosec x"=-2 in [0, 2pi] , then the value of (|alpha-beta|)/(beta+gamma) is equal to

What is/are the solutions of the trigonometric equation cosec x + cotx = sqrt3 . where 0 lt x lt 2x ?

Evaluate: int(sqrt(cotx)-sqrt(tanx))/(1+3sin2x)dx

(2cotx)/(sqrt(x))

(2^(x) cotx)/(sqrt(x))

Let f(x)=min.[tanx, cotx, 1/sqrt(3)], x in [0, pi/2] . If the area bounded by y=f(x) and x-axis is ln(a/b)+pi/(6sqrt(3)) , where a,b are coprimes. Then ab =…..

If I=int(sqrt(cotx)-sqrt(tanx))dx, then I equals

The principal solution sqrt(3)cotx-1=0 are

The principal solution sqrt(3)cotx+1=0 are