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4sin(2θ)7sin(θ)=04\sin(2\theta)-7\sin(\theta)=0

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Q. 4sin(2θ)7sin(θ)=04\sin(2\theta)-7\sin(\theta)=0
  1. Factor the equation: Factor the equation to find common terms.\newlineWe can factor sin(θ)\sin(\theta) out of the equation:\newlinesin(θ)(4sin(θ)7)=0\sin(\theta)(4\sin(\theta) - 7) = 0
  2. Set equal to zero: Set each factor equal to zero to find the solutions.\newlinesin(θ)=0\sin(\theta) = 0 and 4sin(θ)7=04\sin(\theta) - 7 = 0
  3. Solve sin(θ)=0\sin(\theta) = 0: Solve the first equation sin(θ)=0\sin(\theta) = 0. The solutions to sin(θ)=0\sin(\theta) = 0 are θ=kπ\theta = k\pi, where kk is any integer.
  4. Solve 4sin(θ)7=04\sin(\theta) - 7 = 0: Solve the second equation 4sin(θ)7=04\sin(\theta) - 7 = 0.\newlineFirst, add 77 to both sides:\newline4sin(θ)=74\sin(\theta) = 7\newlineThen, divide both sides by 44:\newlinesin(θ)=74\sin(\theta) = \frac{7}{4}\newlineHowever, since the sine function has a range of [1,1][-1, 1], there are no solutions to sin(θ)=74\sin(\theta) = \frac{7}{4}. This is not a valid solution.

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