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Question Number 81057 by mathocean1 last updated on 09/Feb/20
solve in [−π;π]   (E): sin3x=−sin2x
solvein[π;π](E):sin3x=sin2x
Commented by jagoll last updated on 09/Feb/20
sin 3x+sin 2x =0  2sin (((5x)/2))cos ((x/2))=0  (1) sin (((5x)/2))=0 =sin 0  ((5x)/2) = 2nπ ⇒ x = ((4nπ)/5)  (2) cos ((x/2))=0 ⇒(x/2) =±(π/2)+2nπ  x = ± π+4nπ
sin3x+sin2x=02sin(5x2)cos(x2)=0(1)sin(5x2)=0=sin05x2=2nπx=4nπ5(2)cos(x2)=0x2=±π2+2nπx=±π+4nπ
Commented by mr W last updated on 09/Feb/20
if sin α=−sin β, it means  α=(2k+1)π+β or α=2kπ−β    sin3x=−sin2x  3x=(2k+1)π+2x or 3x=2kπ−2x  x=(2k+1)π or x=(2/5)kπ  within [−π,π] we have  x=−π,π,−((4π)/5),((2π)/5),0,((2π)/5),((4π)/5)
ifsinα=sinβ,itmeansα=(2k+1)π+βorα=2kπβsin3x=sin2x3x=(2k+1)π+2xor3x=2kπ2xx=(2k+1)πorx=25kπwithin[π,π]wehavex=π,π,4π5,2π5,0,2π5,4π5
Commented by jagoll last updated on 09/Feb/20
if sin α = cos β ?
ifsinα=cosβ?
Commented by mr W last updated on 09/Feb/20
α+β=2kπ+(π/2) or β−α=2kπ−(π/2)  i.e. β=2kπ±((π/2)−α)  you can see all these on the graph of  the functions.
α+β=2kπ+π2orβα=2kππ2i.e.β=2kπ±(π2α)youcanseealltheseonthegraphofthefunctions.
Commented by jagoll last updated on 09/Feb/20
the same case for sin α =−cos β sir
thesamecaseforsinα=cosβsir
Commented by mr W last updated on 09/Feb/20
you can figure out all cases by yourself  according to the graph of the functions.    sin α =−cos β ⇒sin (−α)=cos β  using that what we already know above,  we get  ⇒β=2kπ±((π/2)+α)
youcanfigureoutallcasesbyyourselfaccordingtothegraphofthefunctions.sinα=cosβsin(α)=cosβusingthatwhatwealreadyknowabove,wegetβ=2kπ±(π2+α)
Commented by john santu last updated on 09/Feb/20
sin 3x = sin (−2x)   3x = −2x+ 2kπ    5x = 2kπ ⇒x = ((2kπ)/5)  or 3x = π+2x+2kπ  x = π+2kπ
sin3x=sin(2x)3x=2x+2kπ5x=2kπx=2kπ5or3x=π+2x+2kπx=π+2kπ

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