SOLUTION: I need to solve this equation for the interval [0, 2pi) :
-sin^2(x) = -2sin^2(x)-sinx
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Question 1063373: I need to solve this equation for the interval [0, 2pi) :
-sin^2(x) = -2sin^2(x)-sinx
Answer by Boreal(15235) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
-sin^2(x) = -2sin^2(x)-sinx
sin^2 x=-sin x
sin^2 x+ sin x=0
sin x(sin x+1)=0
sin x=0, -1
At 0, pi, and 3pi/2
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