Given the inequality: sin(2x)>2(−1)3 To solve this inequality, we must first solve the corresponding equation: sin(2x)=2(−1)3 Solve: Given the equation sin(2x)=2(−1)3 - this is the simplest trigonometric equation This equation is transformed to 2x=2πn+asin(−23) 2x=2πn−asin(−23)+π Or 2x=2πn−3π 2x=2πn+34π , where n - is a integer Divide both parts of the equation by 2 x1=πn−6π x2=πn+32π x1=πn−6π x2=πn+32π This roots x1=πn−6π x2=πn+32π is the points with change the sign of the inequality expression. First define with the sign to the leftmost point: x0<x1 For example, let's take the point x0=x1−101 = (πn−6π)−101 = πn−6π−101 substitute to the expression sin(2x)>2(−1)3 sin(2(πn−6π−101))>2(−1)3
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Then x<πn−6π no execute one of the solutions of our inequality is: x>πn−6π∧x<πn+32π