Asked by Travis
Find all the solutions in the interval [0,2pi).
2sin2x - sqrt(2) = 0
sin2x = sqrt(2)/2
I'm confused by the double angle. Please help.
2sin2x - sqrt(2) = 0
sin2x = sqrt(2)/2
I'm confused by the double angle. Please help.
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Answered by
Reiny
so continue...
sin2x =√2/2
2x = 45º or 135º
x = 22.5º or x = 67.5º
in radians: x = pi/8 or 3pi/8
sin2x =√2/2
2x = 45º or 135º
x = 22.5º or x = 67.5º
in radians: x = pi/8 or 3pi/8
Answered by
Travis
But my calculator also shows 9pi/8 and 11pi/8. Why do you have to add pi?
Answered by
Reiny
ahh, smart calculator you got there.
the period of sin2x is pi or 180 degrees
so we have to add pi to each of our answers until we are no longer in the given domain.
so x = pi/8, 3pi/8, 9pi/8 and 11pi/8
I should have taken care of that in my first post , sorry
the period of sin2x is pi or 180 degrees
so we have to add pi to each of our answers until we are no longer in the given domain.
so x = pi/8, 3pi/8, 9pi/8 and 11pi/8
I should have taken care of that in my first post , sorry
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