solve the equation sin ax +cos bx=0
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Step-by-step explanation:
- Subtract one of the terms from both sides.
- You get sin(ax)-sin(bx)=0
- Use identity sinA - sinB =2sin[(A-B)/2]cos[(a+b)/2]
- In this case A=ax and B=bx
- Then either sin[(a-b)x/2]=0 or cos[(a+b)x/2]=0
- cos(ax)=cos(bx)
for this identity a and b would be equallcos(ax)=cos(bx)
- cos(ax)=cos(bx)
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