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Question Number 57494 by bshahid010@gmail.com last updated on 05/Apr/19

Commented by MJS last updated on 06/Apr/19

11^(cos x −sin x) =11^((√2)cos (x+(π/4)))   11^(sin x −cos x) =11^(−(√2)cos (x+(π/4)))   (√2)(cos x +sin x)=2sin (x+(π/4))  the range of the 1^(st)  and 2^(nd)  is [11^(−(√2)) ; 11^(√2) ] ≈  ≈[.033670; 29.700]  the range of the sum of these is [2; 11^(−(√2)) +11^(√2) ]≈  ≈[2; 29.733]  the range of the 3^(rd)  is [−2; 2]  ⇒ no other solutions are possible

11cosxsinx=112cos(x+π4)11sinxcosx=112cos(x+π4)2(cosx+sinx)=2sin(x+π4)therangeofthe1stand2ndis[112;112][.033670;29.700]therangeofthesumoftheseis[2;112+112][2;29.733]therangeofthe3rdis[2;2]noothersolutionsarepossible

Answered by MJS last updated on 05/Apr/19

just tried x=(π/4) because sin (π/4) =cos (π/4) and  it′s a solution  ⇒ x=(π/4)+2πz, z∈Z

justtriedx=π4becausesinπ4=cosπ4anditsasolutionx=π4+2πz,zZ

Commented by tanmay.chaudhury50@gmail.com last updated on 05/Apr/19

excellent...sir

excellent...sir

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