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Evaluate :
sin x + cos x
-dx
16 +9sin 2x
.
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How do you solve

cos

x

+

sin

x

tan

x

=

2

over the interval 0 to 2pi?

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2 Answers

Ahmemaru

May 9, 2018

x

=

π

3

x

=

5

π

3

Explanation:

cos

x

+

sin

x

tan

x

=

2

tan

x

=

sin

x

cos

x

cos

x

+

sin

x

(

sin

x

cos

x

)

=

2

cos

x

+

sin

2

x

cos

x

=

2

cos

2

x

cos

x

+

sin

2

x

cos

x

=

2

cos

2

x

+

sin

2

x

cos

x

=

2

cos

2

x

+

sin

2

x

=

1

the phythagrean identity

1

cos

x

=

2

multiply both sides by

cos

x

1

=

2

cos

x

divide both sides by

2

1

2

=

cos

x

cos

x

=

1

2

from the unit circle

cos

(

π

3

)

equals

1

2

so

x

=

π

3

and we know that

cos

is positive in the first and fourth quadrant so find an angle in the fourth quadrant that

π

3

is the reference angle of it

so

2

π

π

3

=

5

π

3

so

x

=

π

3

,

5

π

3

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Dean R.

May 9, 2018

x

=

π

3

or

5

π

3

Explanation:

The way I'm checking the other answer is writing my own.

cos

x

+

sin

x

tan

x

=

2

cos

x

+

sin

x

(

sin

x

cos

x

)

=

2

cos

2

x

+

sin

2

x

=

2

cos

x

1

=

2

cos

x

cos

x

=

1

2

There's the cliche triangle, you knew it was coming.

In the range,

x

=

π

3

or

5

π

3

Check:

cos

(

5

π

3

)

+

sin

(

5

π

3

)

tan

(

5

π

3

)

=

1

2

+

3

2

3

/

2

1

/

2

=

1

2

+

3

2

=

2

Answer link

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