Solve Multiple-Angle Equations...1

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    nycmathguy

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    Section 5.3

    Note: I had a real hard time solving this multiple-angle problem. It is not clear to me at all. If wrong, can you solve it in full providing steps as you along?

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    2sin(2x)+sqrt(3)=0
    sin(2x)=-sqrt(3)/2

    general solutions:

    2x= 4pi/3+2pi*k =>x= 4pi/6+2pi/2*k=> x=2pi/3+pi*k
    2x=5pi/3+2pi*k=>x=5pi/6+pi*k


    Degrees:
    x=120°+180°*k
    x=150°+180°*k
     
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    I almost got it right. Why do we add pi•k and not 2pi•k? Is not sine periodic with 2pi?
     
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    you got 2pi/2•k and simplified is pi•k
     
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    Silly errors on my part.
     
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