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Solve the following equation : sin
1
4 x
+ sin
sin-x.
5
5​

Answers

Answered by Alok1705
0

Answer:

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Answered by 8317045086
2

Answer:

Correct option is

A

3 roots

B

the roots whose sum is zero

C

roots which form an A.P.

Given

sin

−1

(

5

3x

)+sin

−1

(

5

4x

)=sin

−1

x

sin

−1

(

5

3x

)

1−(

5

4x

)

2

+(

5

4x

)

1−(

5

3x

)

2

=sin

−1

x

sin

−1

(

25

9x

2

+

25

16x

2

)=sin

−1

x

sin

−1

25

25x

2

=sin

−1

x

sin

−1

x

2

=sin

−1

x

⟹x

2

=∣x∣

⟹x=−1,0,1

Sumof roots is 0

No .of roots =3

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