If S=x∈R:sin−1(x2+2x+2x+1)−sin−1(x2+1x)=4π, then ∑x∈s(sin((x2+x+5)2π)−cos((x2+x+5)π)) is equal to \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
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Given equation is
sin−1(x2+2x+2x+1)−sin−1(x2+1x)=4π.
Let's denote:
A=sin−1(x2+2x+2x+1),B=sin−1(x2+1x).
So, we have the equation A−B=4π.
We can also write this as A=B+4π.
This gives us
sin(A)=sin(B+4π).
We can use the identity sin(a+b)=sinacosb+cosasinb and rewrite this equation as:
(x+1)2+1x+1=x2+1xcos(4π)+1−(x2+1x)2sin(4π).
After simplifying, we get:
x2+2x+2x+1=21(x2+1x+1−x2+1x2).
Let's square both sides to remove the square roots:
On the left side, squaring gives:
(x2+2x+2x+1)2=x2+2x+2(x+1)2.
On the right side, squaring gives:
(21(x2+1x+1−x2+1x2))2=21(x2+1x2+2x2+1x1−x2+1x2+1−x2+1x2).∴x2+2x+2(x+1)2 = 21(x2+1x2+2x2+1x1−x2+1x2+1−x2+1x2)⇒x2+2x+2(x+1)2 = 21(2×x2+1xx2+1x2+1−x2+1)⇒x2+2x+2(x+1)2 = 21(2×x2+1xx2+11+1)⇒x2+2x+2(x+1)2 = 21(2×x2+1x+1)⇒x2+2x+2(x+1)2 = 21(x2+12x+x2+1)⇒x2+2x+2(x+1)2 = 21(x2+1(x+1)2)⇒x2+2x+2x+1=2x2+1x+1⇒x=−1x2+2x+2=2⋅x2+1⇒x=0,x=2S=0,−1x∈R∑(sin((x2+x+5)2π)−cos((x2+x+5)π))=[sin(25π)−cos(5π)]+[sin(25π)−cos(5π)]=(1−(−1))+(1−(−1))=2+2=4