Question : sin(x)-cos(x)=0 Solve the equation x=4π+kπ,k∈ZAlternative Form x=45∘+180∘k,k∈ZAlternative Form x≈0.785398+kπ,k∈Z Evaluate sin(x)−cos(x)=0Move the expression to the right side −cos(x)=0−sin(x)Subtract the terms −cos(x)=−sin(x)Divide both sides sin(x)−cos(x)=−1Divide the terms More Steps Evaluate sin(x)−cos(x)Use b−a=−ba=−ba to rewrite the fraction −sin(x)cos(x)Rewrite the expression −sin−1(x)cos(x)Rewrite the expression −cot(x) −cot(x)=−1Multiply both sides of the equation by −1 −cot(x)(−1)=−(−1)Calculate cot(x)=−(−1)Multiplying or dividing an even number of negative terms equals a positive cot(x)=1Use the inverse trigonometric function x=arccot(1)Calculate x=4πSolution x=4π+kπ,k∈ZAlternative Form x=45∘+180∘k,k∈ZAlternative Form x≈0.785398+kπ,k∈Z Show Solution Graph