How to solve this inequality #|sin2x|>sqrt3/2 # ?
#|sin2x|>sqrt3/2 #
2 Answers
Explanation:
We can say more generally that we want to find the values of
#sqrt3/2 < sin2x# or#sin2x < sqrt3/2# .
The period of
graph{sin(2x) [-10, 10, -5, 5]}
Therefore, we will limit
We first attempt to solve the first inequality.
#sqrt3/2 < sin2x#
Since
For the second inequality,
#sin2x < sqrt3/2#
Since
After that we combine the two solution sets together (union) and we get for
#(pi/6,pi/3) uu ({2pi}/3,{5pi}/6)# .
For
#... uu (-{5pi}/6,-{2pi}/3) uu (-pi/3,-pi/6) uu(pi/6,pi/3) uu ({2pi}/3,{5pi}/6) uu ({7pi}/6,{4pi}/3) uu ({5pi}/3,{11pi}/6) uu ...#
(pi/6, pi/3)
(2pi/3, (5pi)/6)
Explanation:
Separate the inequality in 2 parts:
a.
b.
a. Solve
The inequality is true when the arc 2x varies between
b. Solve
The inequality is true when the arc 2x varies between