Math, asked by Frostela, 8 months ago

prove that 2sin
 \frac{\pi}{8}
=
 \frac{\pi}{8}  \sqrt{2 -  \sqrt{2} }

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
2

Answer:

We have,

sinx

3

−1

+

cosx

3

+1

=4

2

sinxcosx

(

3

−1)cosx+(

3

+1)sinx

=4

2

(

3

−1)cosx+(

3

+1)sinx=2

2

sin2x

2

2

3

−1

cosx+

2

2

3

+1

sinx=sin2x

sin(x+

12

)=sin2x

General solution is

x+

12

=nπ+(−1)

n

2x

For n=0,x=

12

For n=1,3x=

12

⇒x=

36

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