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find value of x if root of sin x is equals to cos x​

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Answered by abhayachu123
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Answer:

sinx = cosx.

To solve for x.

We know that cos^2x = 1-sin^2x.

so sinx = sqrt(1-sin^2x). Square both sides:

sin^2x = 1-sin^2x

2sin^2 x = 1

sinx ^2 = 1/2

sin x = + or - sqrt(1/2).

x =  arc sinx = 45 deg  when sinx = cosx =  sqrt(1/2)

 

x = 180+45 = 225 deg when sinx = cosx = - sqrt(1/2).

 

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GIORGIANA1976 | STUDENT

For the beginning, we could give a simple answer: x=pi/4.

Let's solve the equation:

sin x - cos x=0

We'll divide the equation by (cos x) and we'll get:

sin x /cos x - 1 =0

The ratio sinx/cosx = tanx

tan x -1 =0

We'll add 1 both sides:

tan x = 1

x= arctan 1 + k*pi

x = pi/4 + k*pi

pi/4=45 degrees.

We could also make the remark that if the ratio sin x / cos x=1, the terms from numerator and denominator are equal => sin x = cosx.

If sin x = cos x => the angles  of the  triangle are equal, too, so, in a right angle triangle, the angles could only be = 45 degrees (the conclusion is based on fact that in a triangle, the sum of angles is 180 degrees, and one of them is 90 degrees and the other 2 are equals, so 90 + 2*x=180.

2*x=180-90

x=90/2

x=45 degrees

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Answered by shanu2002
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Answer:

Sinx value got just check for the value of x using google

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