The equation you have written is: cos(x) + sin(x) = √2
This equation cannot be solved algebraically because it involves two different trigonometric functions (cosine and sine) being added together. These functions cannot be simply combined or simplified into a single value.
You can, however, graph both sides of the equation to find the values of x where the equation holds true. The graph will show where the cosine and sine functions intersect at the square root of 2.
This is not a valid mathematical equation.
The equation you have written is:
cos(x) + sin(x) = √2
This equation cannot be solved algebraically because it involves two different trigonometric functions (cosine and sine) being added together. These functions cannot be simply combined or simplified into a single value.
You can, however, graph both sides of the equation to find the values of x where the equation holds true. The graph will show where the cosine and sine functions intersect at the square root of 2.