
Mya K.
asked 01/11/23what are the values of cos(theta)=sin(thesta)sin2(theta)
1 Expert Answer
Raymond B. answered 01/11/23
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
- cosT=sinTsin2T
- cosT=sinT2sinTcosT
- 1=2sin^2(T)
- 1/2 =sin^2(T)
- sinT=+/-sqr(1/2)=+/-1/sqr2=+/-sqr2/2
- T=+/-pi/4 or +/-45 degrees +2npi where n = any integer
check the answers
cos45 = sqr2/2
sin45sin2(45)= sin45sin90 = sqr2/2(1) = sqr2/2
cos-45 = sqr2/2
sin-45sin2(-45)= sin-45sin-90= -sqr2/2)(-1) = sqr2/2
another solution
cosT=0
T = 90 degrees, 270 degrees or pi/2, 3pi/2 +2npi where n= any integer
cos90 = 0
sin90sin2(90) = sin90sin180=1(0) = 0
full soluitions
T=45,-45,0,270, each +360ni where n= any integer
or
T=+/-pi/2, pi,3pi/2 each with +2npi where n=any integer
UNLESS you meant cosT=sinTsin^2(T)
then
cosT=sin^3(T)
+/-sqr(1-sin^2(T))=sin^3(T)
1-sin^2(T)= sin^6(T)
let x=sin^2(T)
x^3 +x -1 =0
x=.682328
sinT=+/-sqr.682328=about +/-.826
T= sin^-1(+/-.826)
T= +/-55.69 +360n where n=any integer
= about +/-.972 radians
= about +/-1 radian +2pn
=about +/-1+2npi radians
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