To solve the given equation:Sinx(2sinx-1)+√3sinx+sin(4π/3)=0
Let's first simplify the equation by expanding sin(4π/3) and then combining like terms:
sinx(2sinx-1) + √3sinx + sin(4π/3)= 2sin^2(x) - sinx + √3sinx -√3/2= 2sin^2(x) + (√3-1)sinx -√3/2
Now, we have a quadratic equation in terms of sinx:
2sin^2(x) + (√3-1)sinx -√3/2 = 0
Let's substitute sinx = a in this quadratic equation:
2a^2 + (√3-1)a -√3/2 = 0
Solving this quadratic equation, we can find the values of a which will give us the solutions for sinx.
To solve the given equation:
Sinx(2sinx-1)+√3sinx+sin(4π/3)=0
Let's first simplify the equation by expanding sin(4π/3) and then combining like terms:
sinx(2sinx-1) + √3sinx + sin(4π/3)
= 2sin^2(x) - sinx + √3sinx -√3/2
= 2sin^2(x) + (√3-1)sinx -√3/2
Now, we have a quadratic equation in terms of sinx:
2sin^2(x) + (√3-1)sinx -√3/2 = 0
Let's substitute sinx = a in this quadratic equation:
2a^2 + (√3-1)a -√3/2 = 0
Solving this quadratic equation, we can find the values of a which will give us the solutions for sinx.