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User Bergy
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Answer : A and D

Given,

cos(x) cos(
(\pi)/(7)) + sin(x) sin(
(\pi)/(7)) = -
(√(2))/(2)

we know the identity

cos(x)cos(y) + sin(x) sin(y) = cos(x - y)

cos(x) cos(
(\pi)/(7)) + sin(x) sin(
(\pi)/(7)) = -
(√(2))/(2)

cos (x -
(\pi)/(7)) = -
(√(2))/(2)

(x -
(\pi)/(7)) =
cos^(-1) ( -(√(2))/(2) )

We know that ,


cos^(-1) ( -(√(2))/(2) ) is
(3\pi)/(4) and (5\pi)/(4)

x -
(\pi)/(7) =
(3\pi)/(4) +
2n\pi

So x =
(3\pi)/(4) +
(\pi)/(7) +
2n\pi

x -
(\pi)/(7) =
(5\pi)/(4) +
2n\pi

So x =
(5\pi)/(4) +
(\pi)/(7) +
2n\pi

So answer is option A and D

User Vinay Vemula
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