3SIN2THETA - 2SINTHEA = 0
is it this problem???: \(\large 3sin^2\theta - 2sin\theta = 0 \)
3sin2theta - 2sintheta
NO exponents in the first part.
\(\large 3sin(2\theta)-2sin\theta=0 \) like this?
yeah
ok... use the double angle formula for sine...: \(\sin(2\theta) = 2sin\theta cos\theta \)
replace that into your original equation... what you got now?
\[\huge 3\color {red}{sin(2\theta)}-2sin\theta=0 \] \[\huge 3\color {red}{2sin\theta \cdot cos\theta}-2sin\theta=0 \]
6sintheta(costheta) - 2sintheta =0
yep.... now factor out a sin(theta)..... from the left side...
sintheta (6costheta - 2) = 0
great.... now just set each factor equal to zero and solve....
okay thanks!
solve both: \(\large sin\theta = 0 \) and \(\large 6cos\theta - 2=0 \)
are you looking for the general solution or solutions within [0, 2pi) ????
solutions like Pi 2Pi
so the general solution...????
okay
from that fist equation, \(\sin\theta=0 \)---> \(\theta=n\cdot \pi \), where n is an integer....
okay
from the second eqaution, \(\large 6 cos\theta - 2=0 \rightarrow cos\theta=\frac{1}{3} \) so \(\large \theta=Arccos\frac{1}{3} + \)
Arc cos 1/3 +?
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