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What is the sum of the squares to the solutions for the equation sqrt(1-cosx)+sqrt(1+cosx)=sqrt(3) that lies between -pi and pi?
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take \[\sqrt{1-cosx}=t\] we have \[\sqrt{1-t}=\sqrt{3}-\sqrt{1+t}\] now do squaring on both sides and find t
you'll get x=pi/6 and 5pi/6
So according to that, the answer is pi? That's very incorrect :(
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