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Ecuaciones trigonométricas de primer grado

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Verdadero o falso sobre ecuaciones lineales en trigonometría

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Ecuaciones trigonométricas de primer grado
 

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Verdadero o falso sobre ecuaciones lineales en trigonometría

by Ana Yapu
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Todas las soluciones de una ecuación de primer grado trigonométrica están en el intervalo [0, 2π).

2

Se puede despejar x con x = arctan(c/(a+b)).

3

Las soluciones existen solo si |c| ≤ R; de no cumplirse, no hay solución.

4

El método de despejar primero a sin x = y siempre funciona sin necesidad de cos x.

5

Si c ≤ 0 entonces siempre hay solución.

6

Las soluciones en el intervalo [0, 2π) se obtienen resolviendo x = arcsin(c/R) − φ y x = π − arcsin(c/R) − φ, más 2kπ.

7

Una ecuación trigonométrica de primer grado tiene la forma a sin x + b cos x = c.

8

Una ecuación de primer grado trigonométrica no puede depender de cos x.

9

Se puede escribir a sin x + b cos x como R sin(x + φ) donde R = sqrt(a^2 + b^2) y φ = atan2(b, a).

10

Si a = b = 0, la ecuación se reduce a 0 = c; si c ≠ 0, no tiene solución; si c = 0, hay infinitas soluciones.

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