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Question
Number of values of x which lie in [0, 2π] and satisfy the equation
`(cos x/4 - 2sinx) sinx + (1 + sin x/4 - 2cosx)cosx` = 0
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Solution
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Explanation:
`(cos x/4 - 2sinx) sinx + (1 + sin x/4 - 2cosx)cosx` = 0
`\implies (sin x cos x/4 + cos x sin x/4) + cosx - 2(sin^2x + cos^2x)` = 0
`\implies sin(x + x/4) + cosx - 2(1)` = 0 `\implies sin (5x)/4 + cosx` = 2
`\implies sin (5x)/4` = cos x = 1
`\implies sin (5x)/4` = 1 `\implies (5x)/4 = 2nπ + π/2` `\implies x = (8nπ)/5 + (2π)/5` and cos x = 1 `\implies` x = 2mπ
Thus we have `(8nπ)/5 + (2π)/5` = 2mπ `\implies m = (4n + 1)/5`
∴ n ∈ I, so m must be of the form m = 5k + 1
Hence the solution of the equation is x = 2(5k + 1) π, k ∈ I
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