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Solve the equation sin x + cos x=cos 2x for 0 27. x

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Answer:


x=(\pi)/(4) and
x=-(3\pi)/(4)

Explanation:

We are given that sin x+cos x=cos 2x

We have to solve the given equation for
0\leq x\leq 2\pi


sin x+cos x=cos^2x-sin^2x

Because
cos 2x=cos^2-sin^2


sinx+cos x=(sinx +cos x)(sinx-cos x)


1 =sin x-cos x


sin x=cos x


(sinx )/(cos x)=1


tan x=1


tan x=(sinx)/(cos x)


tan x=tan(\pi)/(4)


x=(\pi)/(4)

Tan x is positive in I and III quadrant

In III quadrant angle
\theta replace by
\theta -\pi

Therefore,
tan x=tan ((\pi)/(4)-\pi)=tan(\pi-4\pi)/(4)=tan(-3\pi)/(4)


x=-(3\pi)/(4)

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