Question
Question: If \(2{\sin ^2}\theta - 5\sin \theta + 2 > 0,\,\theta \in \left( {0,2\pi } \right)\), then \(\theta ...
If 2sin2θ−5sinθ+2>0,θ∈(0,2π), then θ∈
A. (65π,2π)
B. (0,6π)∪(65π,2π)
C. (0,6π)
D. (80π,6π)
Solution
First, substitute a variable at the place of sinx. Now factor the equation and find the roots of the equation. Now, substitute back sinx in place of the variable. Cancel out one factor as sinx cannot be greater than 1. Now find the interval where sinx is less than 21. Also include the 3rd and 4th interval, as the value of sinx is negative in that interval. The interval derived is the final answer.
Complete step-by-step solution:
Given: - 2sin2θ−5sinθ+2>0
Let u=sinθ. So,
2u2−5u+2>0
Now, factor the equation on the left side,
⇒ 2u2−4u−u+2>0
Factor out 2u from the first group and -1 from the second group,
⇒ 2u(u−2)−1(u−2)>0
Now factor out (u-2) from both groups,
⇒ (2u−1)(u−2)>0
As we know that, if (x−a)(x−b)>0 and a<b. Then, x<a or x>b. So,
⇒ 2u−1<0 or u−2>0
Move the constant on the right side,
⇒ 2u<1 or u>2
Divide 2u<1 by 2,
⇒ u<21 or u>2
Now, substitute back sinx in place of u.
⇒ sinx<21 or sinx>2
Since the value of sinx oscillates between -1 and 1. So, sinx cannot be greater than 1. Thus, discard sinx>2.
Then,
sinx<21
Since, sinx=sin6π and sinx=sin65π. Then,
x<6π or x>65π.
Since the value of sinx is negative in the 3rd and 4th quadrant. So,
x∈(0,6π) or x∈(65π,2π)
Thus, x∈(0,6π)∪(65π,2π)
Hence, option (B) is the correct answer.
Note: The students are likely to make mistakes in questions when finding the roots for > sign.
For e.g.,
If (x−2)(x−5)<0, then 2<x<5.
If (x−2)(x−6)>0, then x<2 and x>6.
Also, keep in mind the number of factors will never exceed the highest power of the polynomial. Also, students can always check if the factors are correct or not by substituting the values in the expression, the expression turns out to be zero when we substitute the correct values.