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Question Number 193668 by SAMIRA last updated on 17/Jun/23

((sin(3x))/(1−x))−((cos(3x))/(cos(x))) = −2  ????

sin(3x)1xcos(3x)cos(x)=2????

Answered by Frix last updated on 18/Jun/23

Transform to  x=−((4sin^3  x −4sin^2  x −3sin x −1)/(1+4sin^2  x))=f(x)  It′s easy to show that  1−((√(−9+6(√3)))/2)≤f(x)≤1+((√(−9+6(√3)))/2)  ≈.41≤f(x)≤1.59  ⇒  We find the solution for .41≤x≤1.59  ((sin 3x)/(1−x))−((cos 3x)/(cos x))+2=0  (((3−4sin^2  x)sin x)/(1−x))+1+4sin^2  x =0  We see there′s a change of sign around the  singularity at x=1 ⇒ we find the solution  for 1<x≤1.59  We can only approximate  ⇒  x≈1.02049

Transformtox=4sin3x4sin2x3sinx11+4sin2x=f(x)Itseasytoshowthat19+632f(x)1+9+632.41f(x)1.59Wefindthesolutionfor.41x1.59sin3x1xcos3xcosx+2=0(34sin2x)sinx1x+1+4sin2x=0Weseetheresachangeofsignaroundthesingularityatx=1wefindthesolutionfor1<x1.59Wecanonlyapproximatex1.02049

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