SOLUTION: If the equation {{{sqrt(2)x^2 - sqrt(3)x + k = 0}}} with k a constant has two solutions {{{sin(theta)}}} and {{{cos(theta)}}} (0<=theta<=pi/2),then k = ...
Hi, I got {{{3/4sqrt(
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Question 1065005: If the equation with k a constant has two solutions and (0<=theta<=pi/2),then k = ...
Hi, I got . What should I do next? Do I need to pick some lesser number than that?
Answer by KMST(5328) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I agree that is necessary
to get two real solutions, and ,
but we need more than that,
and trying to use the quadratic formula seems awkward in this case.
I would say that it is necessary and sufficient
to have two real solutions, and ,
such that .
For any quadratic equation, we know that
if and are solutions to ,
.
In this case,
if and are solutions to ,
.
With , we would have , meaning and .
Let us see if we can find a out of
.
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NOTE:
The solutions to are
,
which correspond to
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