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Hi friends,

We have two graphs, one for f(x)=Cos2x and another for g(x)=3Sin2x for both of them being between 0 - 180 deg.

 

The question is: Calculate the values for x where f(x) = g(x) if x E (0;180)

 

Please please help me...all help is always much appreciated!..

 Sep 17, 2020
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We have two graphs, one for f(x)=Cos2x and another for g(x)=3Sin2x

for both of them being between 0 - 180 deg.

The question is: Calculate the values for x where f(x) = g(x) if x  (0;180)

 

Hello juriemagic!

 

f(x)=g(x)cos 2x=3sin 2x

u=2x

cos u=3sin ucos2 u=3(1cos2 u)cos2 u=33cos2 u4cos2 u=3cos u=34=32

u=30x=u2

x=15

laugh  !

 Sep 18, 2020
edited by asinus  Sep 18, 2020
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Hi asinus,

the memo I have on this sum uses a way different approach, and comes up with 9,22 or 99,22 deg..?

juriemagic  Sep 18, 2020
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We have two graphs, one for f(x)=Cos2x and another for g(x)=3Sin2x

for both of them being between 0 - 180 deg.

The question is: Calculate the values for x where f(x) = g(x) if x  (0;180)

 

Hello juriemagic!            Answer 1 # is wrong!

 

f(x)=g(x)cos 2x=3sin 2x

u=2x

cos u=3sin ucos2 u=9(1cos2 u)cos2 u=99cos210cos2 u=9cos u=±910=±310

u1=18.435u2=161.565

x=u2

x1=9.217x2=80.783

laugh  !

 Sep 18, 2020

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