Re: Finding angles of intersection
- From: Randy Poe <poespam-trap@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 09 Aug 2007 09:15:56 -0700
On Aug 9, 11:59 am, "Konrad Viltersten" <t...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Find x so that
sin(4x) == -cos(2x)
or sin(4x) = -cos(-2x) since cos(a) = cos(-a)
I perform:
sin(4x) == -sin(2x-a), a=pi/2
This is wrong. Should be
sin(4x) = -sin(a-2x)
But noting what I wrote above
sin(4x) = -sin(a+-2x)
sin(4x) == sin(-2x+a)
4x == -2x + a +2pi*n
6x == a + 2pi*n
x == pi/12 + n*pi/3
Following your technique:
4x = -a +-2x + 2pi*n
6x = (2n - 0.5)*pi
or
2x = (2n - 0.5)*pi
x = (n/3 - 1/12)*pi = (4n-1)*pi/12
or
x = (n - 1/4)*pi = (2n-1)*pi/4
So values in the range [0,pi] are:
{pi/4, 7pi/12, 3pi/4, 11pi/12} or
{3pi/12, 7pi/12, 9pi/12, 11pi/12}
Hence i get solutions:
pi/12 5pi/12 9pi/12
Try these solutions, two of them don't solve your
original equation.
- Randy
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