
Mark M. answered 07/11/21
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
cos 7θ - cos θ = -2 sin ((7θ + θ)/2)sin(7θ - θ)/2)
Can you simplify, set equatl to sin 4θ and answer?
Fafa L.
asked 07/11/21Mark M. answered 07/11/21
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
cos 7θ - cos θ = -2 sin ((7θ + θ)/2)sin(7θ - θ)/2)
Can you simplify, set equatl to sin 4θ and answer?
-2 [sin( 7θ+θ)/2][ sin (7θ - θ)/2] = sin(4θ)
sin (4θ) + 2 [sin( 7θ+θ)/2][ sin (7θ - θ)/2] = 0
sin (4θ) + 2 sin (4θ) sin 3θ = 0
sin (4θ)[ 1 + 2 sin 3θ ]= 0 from where we deduce
sin 4θ =0 or sin3θ = - 1/2
A. From sin4θ = 0 we get 4θ = 2kπ or 4θ = 2kπ + π or equivalently θ= κπ/2 or θ= κπ/2 + π/4.
B. From sin3θ = - 1/2 we obtain 3θ= 2κπ - π/6 or 3θ= 2κπ + π+π/6 That is θ= 2κπ/3 - π/18 or
θ = 2κπ/3 + 7π/18.
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