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Solve: tan(x) – cos2(x) = sin2(x)

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Answer:

pi/4 + kpi (choice #1)

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Answer:
x=(\pi)/(4)

Explanation:

`Writing tan and cos in form of sin


(sinx)/(cosx)-\left ( 1-2sin^2x\right )=2sinxcosx


(sinx)/(cosx)-1+2sin^2x=2sinxcosx


(sinx-cosx)/(cosx)=2sinx\left ( cosx-sinx\right )


2sinx\left ( cosx-sinx\right )-(sinx-cosx)/(cosx)=0


\left ( cosx-sinx\right )\left [ 2sinx+(1)/(cosx)\right ]=0


\left ( cosx-sinx\right )\left [ (2sinxcosx+1)/(cosx)\right ]=0

so cosx-sinx=0 or 2sinxcosx+1=0 and cosx is not equals to zero

cosx-sinx=0

tanx=1,
x=(\pi)/(4)

similarly


x=n\pi +(\pi)/(4)

For 2sinxcosx+1=0

sin2x=-1


2x=(3\pi)/(2)

but this value is not satisfied by equation thus


x=n\pi +(\pi)/(4)

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