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Find all solutions to the equation.
7 sin2x - 14 sin x + 2 = -5
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OpenStudy (dschneider2016):
@mathstudent55 please help! Its super fast
OpenStudy (dschneider2016):
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OpenStudy (dumbcow):
treat it like a quadratic equation
\[7u^2-14u +2 = -5\]
solve for "u"
then
\[\sin x = u\]
solve for x using inverse sine
\[x = \sin^{-1} u\]
OpenStudy (anonymous):
I'm not too good at math, still in pre-algebra :(
OpenStudy (dschneider2016):
okay so would the next step be 7u^2−14u+7
u=1
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OpenStudy (dschneider2016):
@dumbcow
OpenStudy (dschneider2016):
therefore sin x= 1 and to solve for x sin-1 (1) ?
OpenStudy (dumbcow):
good now plug u = 1 into inverse sine function
or think what angles make sine = 1
OpenStudy (dschneider2016):
90°
OpenStudy (dumbcow):
correct
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OpenStudy (dschneider2016):
okay so is that it?
OpenStudy (dumbcow):
depends on the domain given, for 0<x<360 thats it, one solution, x = 90
If they want all (infinite) solutions, then just add multiples of 360 to answer
--> 90 + 360n
OpenStudy (dschneider2016):
So my answer is just 90 + 360n (on the assumption they want infinite solutions)?
OpenStudy (dschneider2016):
@dumbcow
OpenStudy (dumbcow):
yes
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