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Solve for x given the interval of [0,2pi). cos^2x=2+2sinx I got (3pi)/2 or 270 degrees.. By the way, does the notation [0,2pi)...Asked by Anonymous
Solve for x given the interval of [0,2pi).
cos^2x=2+2sinx
I got (3pi)/2 or 270 degrees..
By the way, does the notation [0,2pi) mean
0<=x<2 pi or 360?
cos^2x=2+2sinx
I got (3pi)/2 or 270 degrees..
By the way, does the notation [0,2pi) mean
0<=x<2 pi or 360?
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Steve
The reason they usually use [0,2pi) is that 0 and 2pi are really the same angle. So, your solution set need not include them both.
cos^2x-2sinx-2 = 0
1-sin^2x-2sinx-2 = 0
sin^2x+2sinx+1 = 0
sinx = -1
so, yes x = 3pi/2
cos^2x-2sinx-2 = 0
1-sin^2x-2sinx-2 = 0
sin^2x+2sinx+1 = 0
sinx = -1
so, yes x = 3pi/2
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