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Problem statement
Given sin theta (sqrt 3)/2
Determine the domain for the following solution
https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/655052) determine each general solution using the angle measure specified.
Revelant equations
Attempt at solution1What is the reasoning behind that? For example if you look at b , the answers a re all in the first and second quadrant. Would you just look at the highest and lowest value?
2) I found the angle measure for each solution. I thought u just find the angle measure and then write the equation for the co terminal angle (
)
That worked for a but in b) one of the answer was 180n... Where did that come from? I got 180 + 360n but 180n?
This is the same situation for d , they did not put( 2pi), instead they had the angle then plus or minus pi.
Given sin theta (sqrt 3)/2
Determine the domain for the following solution
https://www.physicsforums.com/attachments/655052) determine each general solution using the angle measure specified.
Revelant equations
Attempt at solution1What is the reasoning behind that? For example if you look at b , the answers a re all in the first and second quadrant. Would you just look at the highest and lowest value?
2) I found the angle measure for each solution. I thought u just find the angle measure and then write the equation for the co terminal angle (
That worked for a but in b) one of the answer was 180n... Where did that come from? I got 180 + 360n but 180n?
This is the same situation for d , they did not put( 2pi), instead they had the angle then plus or minus pi.