Find all values of x such that sin (2x) = sin (x) and 0 < x < 2\(\pi\)
sin2x = sinx 2sinxcosx = sinx sinx(2cosx-1) = 0
use zero product property
hmm so you have sinx = 0 and cosx = 1/2
can u get that from a graph?
can you?
yes work it
anyway...that's 2 roots down...how about the three others?
i think it is the easier way since sin(2x) have period of pi u can graph both graph and see the common points
graphing sinusoidal functions? seems tedious
@ganeshie8 do you know how to get the three other roots of this?
hmm seems like he doesn't. he ran away =_= lol
sinx(2cosx-1) = 0 sinx = 0 ; cosx = 1/2 x = 0, pi ; x = pi/3
We're done. since you want to find roots within \((0, 2 \pi) \)
btw 0 wont work. so you would have oly 2 roots x = pi, pi/3
|dw:1373107442702:dw| this is the way that i know the graphs meet in 0,pi and 2pi but i dont know why i got a different answer ro @ganeshie8
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