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cos(t) (3-sin(t)) = 0
but I get cos(t) =0 and sin(t)=3
but I thought sin(t) =3 is undefined?
The discussion revolves around solving the equation 3cos(t) - sin(t)cos(t) = 0, which involves trigonometric functions. Participants are exploring the implications of the factors derived from the equation.
There is ongoing exploration of the implications of the factors obtained from the equation. Some participants have pointed out that cos(t) = 0 is a valid path, while others are clarifying the distinction between the factors and their respective solutions.
Participants are grappling with the implications of trigonometric identities and the constraints of the sine function, particularly the undefined nature of sin(t) = 3.
Then the next step would be: What values of t make cos(t) equal zero?blue_leaf77 said:Then the factor that will give you the solutions is just ##\cos t = 0##.
No, you get cos(t) =0 or sin(t)=3.IntegralDerivative said:I get cos(t) =0 and sin(t)=3