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How to Solve 1 + sin 2x = ( sin 3x – cos 3x )whole square

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Answered by spiderman2019
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

1 + sin 2x = ( sin 3x – cos 3x )²

1 + sin 2x =  sin²3x +  cos²3x – 2sin3x. cos3x

1 + sin 2x =  1 – 2sin3x. cos3x        (∵ sin²A +  cos²A = 1)

sin 2x =   – sin 6x                            ( ∵sin 2A = 2sinAcosA)

sin 6x =  – sin 2x  

sin 6x =   sin (π + 2x)               (∵ sin (π + A) = – sin A)

6x = nπ  – (π + 2x)                  or 6x = 2nπ  + (π + 2x)    n ∈ Z

6x + 2x = (n-1)π                       or 6x -2x = (2n+1)π    n ∈ Z

8x = (n-1)π                               or 4x = (2n +1)π    n ∈ Z

x = (n-1)π / 8                              or x = (2n +1)π /4   n ∈ Z

Answered by saimanikantakv
1

Answer

nπ/4,nπ+π/4.

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