Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Solve the system x-y=pi/6, tanx=tan2y.

We'll note the equations of the
system:


 x-y=pi/6
(1)


 tanx=tan2y (2)


We'll
write tan x = sin x/cos x


tan 2y = sin 2y/ cos
2y


We'll substitute tan x and tan 2y into the second
equation:


sin x/cos x = sin 2y/ cos
2y


We'll cross multiply and we'll
get:


sin x*cos 2y = cos x*sin
2y


We'll move all terms to one
side:


sin x*cos 2y - cos x*sin 2y =
0


sin (x - 2y) = 0


x - 2y =
arcsin 0


x - 2y = 0


x =
2y(3)


We'll form the system from the equations (1) and
(3):


 x - y=pi/6


x =
2y


We'll substitute x by 2y in
(1):


2y - y =
pi/6


y =
pi/6


x = 2y


x =
2pi/6


x =
pi/3


The solution of the
system is: (pi/3 ; pi/6).

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