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If possible, find a solution to tan(6θ+5)=−8. If no solution exists, enter NONE.

If possible, find a solution to tan(6θ+5)=−8. If no solution exists, enter NONE.
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If possible, find a solution to tan(6θ+5)=−8. If no solution exists, enter NONE.

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this is a False statement or tan(65)
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