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Find the solutions in the interval [0,2pi) 2cos3theta=1
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is the problem \[2\cos ^{3}\theta=1\] or \[2\cos(3\theta)=1\]
the second one
ok thanks..
cos(3x)=1/2 \[3x=2n \pi \pm \pi/9\]
ok, use what not so bright said but remember to keep within [0, 2pi)
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I don't understand what he put.. but I got theta = pi/6 , 2pi/6 is that right?
no @sportscrazy12
okay.. well I don't know how do this problem
answers are obtained by putting n=1 ,2,3
but where did you get pi/9?
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put n=0 as well
well its only looking for the the interval between [0, 2pi) I don't think I'd need to add integers to 2pi
r u there?
yupp
|dw:1332139548422:dw| forget about the problem a bit. what angle should be in place of the ?
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