Does the equation sin2(x) – 4 = 0 have any solutions? Explain.
No, the equation has no solutions. Isolating the sine gives sin(x) = ±2. Because the range of sine is [-1, 1], values ±2 are impossible (they are also outside the domain of arcsin). Hence there are no real solutions.
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