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solve sin(3x)cos(6x)-cos(3x)sin(6x)= -0.3 for the smallest positive solution. gi

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solve sin(3x)cos(6x)-cos(3x)sin(6x)= -0.3 for the smallest positive solution. give your answer accurate to 2 decimal places

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Explanation / Answer

sin(3x)cos(6x)-cos(3x)sin(6x)= -0.3

applying sin ( a- b) formula

we can write

- sin ( 6x - 3x ) = -0.3

general solutions are

x = 1/3 [ 2npi + pi - sin^-1 (0.3)]

x = 1/3 [ 2 npi + sin^-1 (0.3)]

plugginh n = 0

x = 1/3 [ pi - sin^-1 (0.3)]

smallest solution is x = 0.95