Trigonometric Equations...3

Solve for x.

| sin x |^2 + | cos x |^2 = sqrt{3}

Note: The bars | | indicate absolute value.

 

| sin (x )|^2 + | cos( x )|^2 = sqrt(3)

There are no values of x that make the equation true.
No solution

 

Why are you using absolute value when you're then squaring?
And since the Pythagorean identity is well known, why this question at all?

 

did you made up this problem?

 

I have no clue, nycmathguy probably made up this problem.

 

I found this problem online.

 

I did not make it up. I'm not that smart.

 

I found this question online. Who are you? Country Boy with a new username? I will figure it out sooner or later. If you are Country Boy, go away. In fact, let me place you on my ignore list.