Grade 1010 grade maths
is the relation 2sinx=a+1+a possible for any x where a is an positive integer
is the relation 2sinx=a+1+a possible for any x where a is an positive integer
1 Answer
sonika p
2sinx=2a+1
sinx=a+0.5
domain of sinx=[-1,1]
thus -1
-1
-1.5
there is no positive integer in the given interval, therefore, given relation is not possible
sinx=a+0.5
domain of sinx=[-1,1]
thus -1
-1
-1.5
there is no positive integer in the given interval, therefore, given relation is not possible
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