A allh5 New member Joined Dec 11, 2011 Messages 2 Dec 11, 2011 #1 It's solve sin4x=2cos2x [0,2 pie) I subtracted the 2cox2x over so everything equals zero so I'm not sure where to go from there.
It's solve sin4x=2cos2x [0,2 pie) I subtracted the 2cox2x over so everything equals zero so I'm not sure where to go from there.
N nyc_function New member Joined Dec 10, 2009 Messages 39 Dec 13, 2011 #3 Trig Equation This post should be in the Geometry and Trig forum.
D Deleted member 4993 Guest Dec 13, 2011 #4 soroban said: Duplicate post Click to expand... Nope.... the other one was killing the student!!!!
R raghvendrasingh New member Joined Dec 12, 2011 Messages 6 Dec 14, 2011 #5 allh5 said: It's solve sin4x=2cos2x [0,2 pie) I subtracted the 2cox2x over so everything equals zero so I'm not sure where to go from there. Click to expand... ok..... sin4x=2cos2x 2sin2xcos2x-2cos2x=0 2cos2x(sin2x-1)=0 so cos2x=0 or sin2x=1 now if cos2x=0 then x=(2n+1)pie/4 where n is an integer and and n belongs to [0,3]. now if sin2x=1 then x=mpie/2 +(-1)^m pie/4 where m is an integer and m belongs to [0,3] . Last edited: Dec 14, 2011
allh5 said: It's solve sin4x=2cos2x [0,2 pie) I subtracted the 2cox2x over so everything equals zero so I'm not sure where to go from there. Click to expand... ok..... sin4x=2cos2x 2sin2xcos2x-2cos2x=0 2cos2x(sin2x-1)=0 so cos2x=0 or sin2x=1 now if cos2x=0 then x=(2n+1)pie/4 where n is an integer and and n belongs to [0,3]. now if sin2x=1 then x=mpie/2 +(-1)^m pie/4 where m is an integer and m belongs to [0,3] .