Find all solutions in the interval [0, 2π). (sin x)(cos x) = 0
Explain how to do it please??
Do you have Multiple choice answers?
pi/2, π 0, pi/2, π, 3pi/2 π, 3pi/2 0, 3pi/2
Alright
So. With this problem, you are already at the final step, and all you have to do is match them up on a unit circle. Can you open one please? (:
what do u mean?
Okay let me start here. \[(\sin(x))(\cos(x))=0 \] from this, to solve for both Sin and Cos you make \[Sin(x)=0\] and the \[Cos(x)=0\]
Do you get that?
yeah
Alright and after that you pull out your handy dandy Unit circle
Yep i have one
You know on the unit circle there is (x,y) correct? well on a unit circle the x=cos and the y=sin.
i know that.
So if you look at the equations we just had. \[Sin(x)=0\] and \[Cos(x)=0\] where on the unit circle does Sin=0 and where does Cos=0
sin=0 at0 0,1 and 0,-1
cos=0 at 1,0 and -1,0
oh other way around lol
so sin=0 at 1,0 and -1,0 and cos=0 at 0,1 and 0,-1
Yup :P But what are the Radian measures of that? (i.e \[\frac{ 5\Pi }{ 6 }\]
oh right right.... OHHH those must be the answers right *epiphany* lol 0, pi/2, pi, 3pi/2?
is that right?
Yup :D which is you second answer. Good job ^^
Thanks and thank you for your help :D
No problem. If you ever need anymore help let me know(:
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