First, we'll recall the fact that the sine function is
odd, such as:
sin(-x) = -sin
x
We'll re-write the equation, with respect to all the
above:
sin 14x = - sin
7x
We'll add sin 7x both
sides:
sin 14 x + sin 7x =
0
We can use two methods to solve this problem. One of them
is to transform the sum of matching functions into a product. The aother method is to
re-write the first term, using the double angle identity,
into:
sin 14x = sin 2*(7x) = 2 sin 7x*cos
7x
We'll re-write the
equation:
2 sin 7x*cos 7x + sin 7x =
0
We'll factorize by sin
7x:
sin 7x(2 cos 7x + 1) =
0
We'll set each factor as
zero:
sin 7x = 0
7x =
(-1)^k*arcsin 0 + 2kpi
7x = 0 +
2kpi
We'll divide by 7:
x =
2kpi/7
2 cos 7x + 1 = 0
cos 7x
= -1/2
7x = arccos(-1/2) +
kpi
x = +/-(pi/21) +
kpi/7
The solutions of trigonometric equation
are: {2kpi/7 ; k integer}U{+/-(pi/21) + kpi/7 ; k
integer}.
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