Question
Question: If \( {{x}^{2}}-4x+5-\sin y=0,y\in [0,2\pi ), \) then what are the values of x and y. (a) x=1, y=0...
If x2−4x+5−siny=0,y∈[0,2π), then what are the values of x and y.
(a) x=1, y=0
(b) x=1, y= 2π
(c) x=2, y=0
(d) x=2, y= 2π
Solution
Hint : As in the given equation there are two independent values x and y, and only one equation is given so we need to manipulate the equation in such a way that we find the solution at end points or extreme points.
In the given equation we have a trigonometric variable sine that needs to be manipulated to find values at extreme points i.e. −1≤siny≤1
Complete step-by-step answer :
Given expression:
x2−4x+5−siny=0
Equation x2−4x+5 can also be expressed as (x−2)2+1 , hence equation becomes,
(x−2)2+1−siny=0......(1)
Now, taking siny to the other side of the equation ,
(x−2)2+1=siny
We know that −1≤siny≤1 and (x−2)2 is a positive number, now in the above equation maximum value of the R.H.S. is 1 and on the L.H.S. we have (1+(x−2)2) so (x−2)2 needs to be zero in order to make the both sides equal hence,
(x−2)2=0
x−2=0x=2
Putting the value of x=2 in the equation 1 we get,