Thursday, 3 July 2014

trigonometry - Find t for Asin(w1t)=Bsin(w2t)

I am trying to solve t for the next equation:



Asin(ω1t)+Bsin(ω2t)=0




Where:



A>B



ω1 AND ω2 are constants



Reading in wikipedia about trigonometric identities and following this post: Identity for a weighted sum of sines / sines with different amplitudes



I tried:




Asin(ω1t)+Bsin(ω2t)=Csin(ω1t+ϰ)=0



Where:



C2=A2+B2+2ABcos(ω2tω1t)



And



ϰ=arcsinBsin(ω2tω1t)C




if Csin(ω1t+ϰ)=0, means that C and/or sin(ω1t+ϰ) are equal to 0, so I can get a partial solution by making C=0:



t=arccosA2+B22ABω2ω1



But for the expression sin(ω1t+ϰ)=0 I have not been able to solve it.



Someone can help me with this please?



Thanks

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