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There seems to be a flaw in your approach .... -2sinx.cos3x = 0 then sinx = 0 cos 3x = 0 so, sinx = 0 x= n![]() But note the difference here ....... cos 3x = 0 that 3x lies on the y axis .... So 3x= (2n+1) /2or x = (2n+1) /6 so finally solving like this we get x = n or x = (2n+1) /6 Now take the second approach ... sin 2x(1- 2cos2x) = 0 then sin2x= 0 and cos 2x = 1/2 sin2x= 0 2x= n![]() or x = n /2 cos 2x = 1/2 2x = 2n + /3 or 2x = 2n - /3 So x = n + /6 or n - /6Thus this yields solution x = n /2 , n + /6 or n - /6 Now one can easily establish a one to one correspondance between two solutions .. both soultions represent same set ... cheers |
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Puneet Agrawal IIT Delhi |
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