Equation x=\sqrt{2+\sqrt{2-\sqrt{2+x}}} Using x=2 \cos(\theta) we get 2\cos(\theta)=\sqrt{2+\sqrt{2-\sqrt{2+2\cos \theta}}} 2 \cos \theta=\sqrt{2+\sqrt{2-2

idiopatia0f

idiopatia0f

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2022-01-14

Equation x=2+22+x
Using x=2cos(θ) we get 2cos(θ)=2+22+2cosθ
2cosθ=2+22cosθ2
2cosθ=2+2sinθ4
4cos2θ=2+2sinθ4
After this step I am not able to solve it

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David Clayton

David Clayton

Beginner2022-01-15Added 36 answers

My illustration is outlined below
4cos2θ=2(1+sinθ4)
4cos2102(1+sin104)
4cos2102(1+sin2.5)
4cos2102(1+cos87.5)
4cos2202(1+sin104)
4cos2202(1+sin5)
4cos2202(1+cos85)
4cos2402(1+sin404)
4cos2402(1+sin10)
4cos2402(1+cos80)
4cos2802(1+sin804)
4cos2802(1+sin20)
4cos2802(1+cos70)
Hence the option is 0=40

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