Sin^2x+sqrt(3)cos(x)=0

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Solution for Sin^2x+sqrt(3)cos(x)=0 equation: 


Simplifying
Sin2x + sqrt(3) * cos(x) = 0

Reorder the terms for easier multiplication:
in2xS + 3qrst * cos * x = 0

Multiply qrst * cos
in2xS + 3coqrs2t * x = 0

Multiply coqrs2t * x
in2xS + 3coqrs2tx = 0

Reorder the terms:
3coqrs2tx + in2xS = 0

Solving
3coqrs2tx + in2xS = 0

Solving for variable 'c'.

Move all terms containing c to the left, all other terms to the right.

Add '-1in2xS' to each side of the equation.
3coqrs2tx + in2xS + -1in2xS = 0 + -1in2xS

Combine like terms: in2xS + -1in2xS = 0
3coqrs2tx + 0 = 0 + -1in2xS
3coqrs2tx = 0 + -1in2xS
Remove the zero:
3coqrs2tx = -1in2xS

Divide each side by '3oqrs2tx'.
c = -0.3333333333in2o-1q-1r-1s-2t-1S

Simplifying
c = -0.3333333333in2o-1q-1r-1s-2t-1S

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