Question 1178162:  Solve the equation for exact solutions in the interval 0 ≤ x < 2𝜋.
 
sin 4x − sqrt3 sin 2x = 0 
 Found 3 solutions by  greenestamps, Edwin McCravy, ikleyn: Answer by greenestamps(13215)      (Show Source):  Answer by Edwin McCravy(20064)      (Show Source): 
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2x = 0,π,2π,3π        
 x = 0,π/2,π,3π/2     
                     2x = π/6,11π/6,7π/6,23π/6  
                      x = π/12,11π/12,7π/12,23π/12
8 solutions.
Edwin  
 Answer by ikleyn(52903)      (Show Source): 
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Your starting equation is
    sin(4x) − sqrt(3)*sin(2x) = 0
Substitute (replace) here     sin(4x) = 2sin(2x(*cos(2x).
    2sin(2x)*cos(2x) - sqrt(3)*sin(2x) = 0.
Factor left side
    2sin(2x)*(cos(2x)-sqrt(3)) = 0.
This equation deploys in two equations
    a)  sin(2x) = 0.
        It has the roots  2x = 0,  ,   ,     in the interval  [0, )
        that create the roots
        x = 0,   ,   ,     in the interval  [0, ).
    b)  cos(2x) =  .
        It has the roots  2x =  ,   ,   ,     in the interval  [0, )
        that create the roots
        x =  ,   ,   ,     in the interval  [0, ).
ANSWER.  There are 8 roots  x = 0,   ,   ,   
                                 ,   ,   ,     in the interval  [0, ).
 
Solved.
 
 
 
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