How do you solve sin(x)+cos(x)=-1?
3 Answers
Explanation:
Given:
Square both sides
Either
If
and
If
and
Explanation:
- Square both sides
#(sin(x)+cos(x))^2=(-1)^2#
#sin(x)^2+cos^2x+2sinxcosx=1#
#1+2sinxcosx=1#
#2sinxcosx=0#
#2sinx(cosx)=0#
#sinx=0#
#cosx=0#
#x= pi+2pin, n∈Z#
#x= (3pi)/2+2pin, n∈Z#
#x=pi/2+2pin, n∈Z# EXTRANEOUS
#x=0+2pin, n∈Z# EXTRANEOUS
Explanation:
We have an identity
Use this to find the value of
We got two values for
Put them one by one in equation-1.
Squaring both sides
Divide by two both sides
It gives
We get
The solution for this is
Here ,
Now , we also get
It gives
The solution for this is
If you put
Hope it helps :)