We'll apply the following
formula:
1 - cos 2x = 2*[sin
(2x/2)]^2
1 - cos 2x = 2*(sin x)^2
(1)
We'll re-write the equation, replacing the left side by
(1):
2*(sin x)^2 = 4*sin
x
We'll divide by 2:
(sin x)^2
= 2*sin x
We'll move all terms to on
side:
(sin x)^2 - 2*sin x =
0
We'll factorize by sin
x:
(sin x)*(sin x - 2) =
0
We'll cancel each
factor:
sin x = 0
x =
(-1)^k*arcsin 0 + k*pi
x =
k*pi
sin x = 2 impossible since the value of sine function
cannot be larger than 1.
The only possible
set of solutions of the trigonometric
equation,, for any integer
k, is: {k*pi,
}.
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