good solution..
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4 Answers
Lokesh Verma
·2008-10-14 04:58:53
sin-112x +sin-112√3x=t
sin(sin-112x +sin-112√3x)=sin t
now this should be fairly simple try once...
Kumar Saurabh
·2008-10-14 05:19:27
so it will be
12xcos(sin-112√3x) + 12√3x. cos(sin-112x)
=12x. 1/(√1-144.3x2 )+ 12√3x. 1/(√1-144x2 )
now what!
Lokesh Verma
·2008-10-14 05:35:06
nothing too much :)
1= this value!
take 12x = k
k/√1-3k2+√3k/√1-k2 = 1
take square
k2/(1-3k2) + 3k2/(1-k2) = 1
k2{1/(1-3k2) + 3/(1-k2)} = 1
now i dont think there is too much...
just keep in mind.. in such problems, you could find some "extra" roots which may not satisfy... this is because we have taken square and sin... so it is necessary to verify and remove such roots....