SOLUTION: Solve: sin(x) + 2^(1/2) = -sin(x); domain (0, 2pi)
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Question 631984: Solve: sin(x) + 2^(1/2) = -sin(x); domain (0, 2pi)
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Solve: sin(x) + 2^(1/2) = -sin(x); domain (0, 2pi)
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2sin(x) = -sqrt(2)
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sin(x) = -sqrt(2)/2
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x = (5/4)pi or x = (7/4)pi
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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