The number of the solutions of the equation sinx+sin5x=sin3x, lying in the interval [0, π], is:
Explanation
Concept:
sin(A±B)=sinAcosB±sinBcosA.
sin2A+sin2B=2sin(A+B)cos(A−B).
cos(2nπ+θ)=cosθ.
Calculation:
sinx+sin5x=sin3x
Using sin 2A+ sin 2B= 2 sin ( A+ B) cos ( A- B) , we get:
2sin3xcos2x=sin3x
⇒sin3x(2cos2x-1)=0
⇒sin3x=0 OR 2 cos 2x-1=0 CASE 1: sin3x= 0= sinnπ, n∈Z. ⇒x= 3nπ
⇒x=…,0,3π,32π,π,… CASE 2: 2 cos 2x- 1= 0 ⇒cos2x=21=cos(2nπ±2π),n∈Z
⇒x=nπ±6π=(6n±1)6π
⇒x=…,6π,65π,…
Therefore, there are 6 possible values of x in the interval [0, π].
Explanation
Concept:
sin(A±B)=sinAcosB±sinBcosA.
sin2A+sin2B=2sin(A+B)cos(A−B).
cos(2nπ+θ)=cosθ.
Calculation:
sinx+sin5x=sin3x
Using sin 2A+ sin 2B= 2 sin ( A+ B) cos ( A- B) , we get:
2sin3xcos2x=sin3x
⇒sin3x(2cos2x-1)=0
⇒sin3x=0 OR 2 cos 2x-1=0 CASE 1: sin3x= 0= sinnπ, n∈Z. ⇒x= 3nπ
⇒x=…,0,3π,32π,π,… CASE 2: 2 cos 2x- 1= 0 ⇒cos2x=21=cos(2nπ±2π),n∈Z
⇒x=nπ±6π=(6n±1)6π
⇒x=…,6π,65π,…
Therefore, there are 6 possible values of x in the interval [0, π].