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Trigonometry-Logarithm Question..Please help..

Trigonometry-Logarithm Question..Please help..-example-1
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Answer:


$x=(25\pi )/(12) \text{ and }x=(29\pi )/(12)

Explanation:

Solve


\log_2(2 \sin x) + \log_2(\cos x) =1

in interval
$\left(2\pi, (5\pi)/(2) \right)$

Remember that logarithms follow:


f(x\cdot y)=f(x)+ f(y)

Therefore


\log_2(2 \sin x) + \log_2(\cos x) =-1 \implies \log_2(2 \sin x \cdot \cos x) =-1

We got a double angle of sine:


\sin(2x)= 2 \sin x \cos x


\log_2( \sin 2x ) =-1


2^(-1)=\sin 2x


$(1)/(2) =\sin 2x$

The solutions for it are:


$2x=(\pi )/(6)+2\pi n \text{ and }2x=(5\pi )/(6)+2\pi n, \text{ as } n\in \mathbb{Z}$

As


$x=(\pi )/(12)+\pi n \text{ and }x=(5\pi )/(12)+\pi n, \text{ as } n\in \mathbb{Z}$

But we have the interval


$\left(2\pi, (5\pi)/(2) \right)$

Therefore, the answer is


$x=(25\pi )/(12) \text{ and }x=(29\pi )/(12)

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