sin(πcosx)-cos(πsinx)=0

then find sin2x
step plz

1 answer

since cos(z) = sin(π/2 - z)
sin(πcosx)-cos(πsinx)=0
sin(πcosx) = cos(πsinx)
sin(πcosx) = sin(π/2 - πsinx)
so,
π cosx = π/2 - πsinx
π(cosx+sinx) = π/2
cosx+six = 1/2

You can probably take it from there, eh?
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