Recognize Pythagorean identity: First, we need to recognize that cos2x can be expressed in terms of sin2x using the Pythagorean identity: cos2x=1−sin2x. We will use this identity to rewrite the equation in terms of sin2x only.
Substitute cos2x: Substitute cos2x with 1−sin2x in the equation:(1−sin2x)+sin2x=0.75
Simplify equation: Simplify the equation by combining like terms: 1−sin2x+sin2x=0.75
Cancel sin2x terms: The sin2x terms cancel each other out, leaving us with: 1=0.75 This is a contradiction because 1=0.75. There seems to be a mistake in the simplification process.
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