
John M. answered 04/15/21
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-4 Cos(x) = -Sin2(x) + 1
= -(1-Cos2(x)) + 1
= Cos2(x)
Cos2(x) + 4Cos(x) = 0
Cos(x) [ Cos(x) + 4] = 0
x = nπ/2 for n=1 to ∞
Jennifer A.
asked 04/15/21John M. answered 04/15/21
Math Teacher/Tutor/Engineer - Your Home, Library, MainStreet or Online
-4 Cos(x) = -Sin2(x) + 1
= -(1-Cos2(x)) + 1
= Cos2(x)
Cos2(x) + 4Cos(x) = 0
Cos(x) [ Cos(x) + 4] = 0
x = nπ/2 for n=1 to ∞
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