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Trigonometric Functions and Equations question
2012 · Shift 1 · Q21
JEE AdvancedMathematicsTrigonometric Functions and EquationsMultiple correct+4 / −1
Let θ,φ∈[0,2π] be such that 2cosθ(1−sinφ)=sin2θ(tan2θ+cot2θ)cosφ−1,tan(2π−θ)>0 and −1<sinθ<−23, then φ cannot satisfy
A
0<φ<2π
B
2π<φ<34π
C
34π<φ<23π
D
23π<φ<2π
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Correct answer: C, D, A
Simplify the given equation
Given
2cosθ(1−sinφ)=sin2θ(tan2θ+cot2θ)cosφ−1.
Use the identity
tanx+cotx=sinxcosxsin2x+cos2x=sinxcosx1=sin2x2.
So for x=2θ,
tan2θ+cot2θ=sinθ2.
Hence
sin2θ(tan2θ+cot2θ)=sin2θ⋅sinθ2=2sinθ.
Therefore the equation becomes
2cosθ(1−sinφ)=2sinθcosφ−1.
Rearrange:
2cosθ−2cosθsinφ−2sinθcosφ=−1.
Using
sinφcosθ+cosφsinθ=sin(θ+φ),
we get
2cosθ−2sin(θ+φ)=−1,
so
2sin(θ+φ)=2cosθ+1,
that is,
sin(θ+φ)=cosθ+21.
Find the range of θ from the conditions
We are given
−1<sinθ<−23.
So θ lies where sine is negative and less than −23, i.e.
θ∈(34π,35π).
Also,
tan(2π−θ)>0.
Since
tan(2π−θ)=−tanθ,
this means
tanθ<0.
In (34π,35π), tangent is:
positive in quadrant III,
negative in quadrant IV.
Hence
θ∈(23π,35π).
Therefore θ is in quadrant IV.
So
cosθ∈(21,0]?
More precisely, for θ∈(23π,35π),
cosθ∈(0,21).
Thus
cosθ+21∈(21,1).
Therefore
sin(θ+φ)∈(21,1).
So
θ+φ∈(6π,65π)∪(613π,617π)(mod2π),
more usefully,
θ+φ∈(6π,65π) or (613π,617π).
Since
θ∈(23π,35π),
subtracting θ gives possible φ ranges.
Determine possible range of φ
Let
α=θ+φ.
Then
sinα∈(21,1),
so for φ∈[0,2π], we examine:
Case 1:
α∈(6π,65π).
Then
φ=α−θ.
Since θ>23π, this makes φ<0 in this case, impossible for φ∈[0,2π].
So this case gives no valid φ.
Case 2:
α∈(613π,617π).
Then
φ=α−θ.
Now
=\left(\frac\pi2,\frac{4\pi}3\right).$$
But because the intervals are open and $\theta$ varies inside an open interval, all values strictly inside occur. Hence
$$\boxed{\varphi\in\left(\frac\pi2,\frac{4\pi}3\right).}$$
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4. **Check the options**
- **A:** $0<\varphi<\frac\pi2$
Not possible.
- **B:** $\frac\pi2<\varphi<\frac{4\pi}3$
Possible.
- **C:** $\frac{4\pi}3<\varphi<\frac{3\pi}2$
Not possible.
- **D:** $\frac{3\pi}2<\varphi<2\pi$
Not possible.
So $\varphi$ **cannot satisfy** A, C, D.
Thus the correct options are
$$\boxed{A,\ C,\ D}. $$
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5. **Compare with stored correct answer**
Stored correct answer: C, D, A
Derived answer: A, C, D
These are the same set of options.