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Solve 2 cos^2 y - sin y - 1 = 0, for 0 ≤ y ≤360 degrees.
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The values don't work.
2(1-sin^2y)-siny-1=0 1-siny-2sin^2y=0 (2siny-1)(siny+1)=0 siny=-1 or 1/2 y=270,30,150
why??
when y=270 then cosy=0, siny=-1 s0 0-(-1)-1=0
change ur calculator mode from radian to degree...or put the eqivalent radians..of my ans.
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see i have shown that y=270 is a root...similarly u can do it by urself for 30 and 150
Sorry, I just realized you're right. Thanks a lot! :)
good to hear that u have got it..
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