cos px = -cos qx
cos px = cos ( pi - qx )
px = n ( pi ) + / - qx
taking the first case
px = n ( pi ) + qx
x ( p - q ) = n ( pi )
x = n ( ? p i) / ( p - q )
taking the second case we get
x = n ( ? pi ) / ( p + q )
We find the common difference is what is asked.
If cospΘ + cosqΘ = o. prove that the different values of Θ form two arithmetical progressions in which the common differences are 2π/p+q and 2π/p-q respectively.
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