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Question:
Cosx Cos4x=Cos2x Cos3x
Solution:
Using , Cos(a)Cos(b) = $\frac{Cos(a-b)+Cos(a+b)}{2}$
We would have,
Cos(4x)Cos(x) = $\frac{Cos(4x-x)+Cos(4x+x)}{2}$
Cos(2x)Cos(3x) = $\frac{Cos(2x-3x)+Cos(2x+3x)}{2}$
hence,
$\frac{Cos(3x)+Cos(5x)}{2}$ = $\frac{Cos(-x)+Cos(5x)}{2}$ [Recall , Cos(-a)= Cos(a)]
$Cos(3x)Cos(5x) = Cos(x)Cos(5x)$
$Cos(3x) = Cos(x)$
So, (3x+$2n_{1}\pi$ )= (-x + $2n_{2}\pi$) [Recall, arccos(Cos(x))= (x+$2n\pi$) or (-x+$2n\pi)$]
4x = 2($n_{1}$- $n_{2}$).($\pi$)
$4x = 2n\pi$ [$n_{1}$- $n_{2}$ = n]
$x = \frac{n\pi}{2}$
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