SOLUTION: Solve the equation on the interval [o,2pi)
1.) cos(2theta - pi/2)= -1
I started off by adding pi/2 to -1 so my new equation is cos2theta=-1/2
Not sure if this is correct but
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1.) cos(2theta - pi/2)= -1
I started off by adding pi/2 to -1 so my new equation is cos2theta=-1/2
Not sure if this is correct but
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Question 794776: Solve the equation on the interval [o,2pi)
1.) cos(2theta - pi/2)= -1
I started off by adding pi/2 to -1 so my new equation is cos2theta=-1/2
Not sure if this is correct but I'm stuck there.
2.) tan^2theta=3/2sec theta
I'm completely lost on this probem
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So we can re-write the equation as
Multiplying both sides times we get
Multiplying times 2, we get
Since -->
so we can re-write the equation as --> -->
Since I'm tired of writing so many times, I will temporarily rename it
Now my equation looks like
The solutions to that equation are and
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