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Question Number 1418 by Rasheed Ahmad last updated on 04/Aug/15
Solve the following compound  inequation in interval (0, 2π),  tan(x/2) ≤ −1  and  tan(x/2) < 0 .
Solvethefollowingcompoundinequationininterval(0,2π),tanx21andtanx2<0.
Commented by 123456 last updated on 31/Jul/15
tan (π/4)=−tan ((3π)/4)=tan ((5π)/4)=−tan ((7π)/4)=1
tanπ4=tan3π4=tan5π4=tan7π4=1
Answered by 123456 last updated on 31/Jul/15
tan (x/2)<0  (x/2)∈((π/2)+2πk,π+2πk)∪(((3π)/2)+2πk,2π+2πk),k∈Z  x∈(π+4πk,2π+4πk)∪(3π+4πk,4π+4πk)  tan (x/2)≤−1  (x/2)∈((π/2)+2πk,((3π)/4)+2πk]∪(((3π)/2)+2πk,((7π)/4)+2πk]  x∈(π+4πk,((3π)/2)+4πk]∪(3π+4πk,((7π)/2)+4πk]
tanx2<0x2(π2+2πk,π+2πk)(3π2+2πk,2π+2πk),kZx(π+4πk,2π+4πk)(3π+4πk,4π+4πk)tanx21x2(π2+2πk,3π4+2πk](3π2+2πk,7π4+2πk]x(π+4πk,3π2+4πk](3π+4πk,7π2+4πk]
Commented by Rasheed Ahmad last updated on 03/Aug/15
This is a compound inequality   but you solved it separately.  Actually I think the solution  will be intersection.  x∈(sol. of tan(x/2)≤−1)∩(sol. of tan(x/2)<0)  That is x ∈ (sol. of tan(x/2)≤−1)
Thisisacompoundinequalitybutyousolveditseparately.ActuallyIthinkthesolutionwillbeintersection.x(sol.oftanx21)(sol.oftanx2<0)Thatisx(sol.oftanx21)
Commented by 123456 last updated on 03/Aug/15
yes, i didn′t see it, the solution then  is the intersection of these two solution  x∈(π+4πk,((3π)/2)+4πk]∪(3π+4πk,((7π)/2)+4πk]  for x∈[0,2π) we have  x∈(π,((3π)/2)]
yes,ididntseeit,thesolutionthenistheintersectionofthesetwosolutionx(π+4πk,3π2+4πk](3π+4πk,7π2+4πk]forx[0,2π)wehavex(π,3π2]

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