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Use Angle sum and difference identities.
y=√2sin(x+3/4π)
Under normal circumstances,
-1≤sin(any)≤1
-1≤sin(x+3/4π)≤1
-√2≤√2sin(x+3/4π)≤√2
To achieve the maximum value, the sine function naturally needs to be at its maximum, which is equal to 1. In order for the sine value to be equal to 1, theta must be π/2 + 2nπ.
In this case, 3/4π+7/4π=10/4π=π/2+2π→sin(x+3/4π)=1
√2×1=√2,x=7/4π

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Why does θ need to be π/2+2nπ for the sine value to be equal to 1?
Is 2nπ necessary ?

Sorry if I said something off topic

Dw

No need to apologize. Don't worry.👋
The expression 2nπ indicates an additional rotation of n circles.
When n=1, it signifies an extra rotation of one circle.
When n=2, it denotes an extra rotation of two circles, and so on. However, in this question, it might not be crucial. I just want to express the sine values at π/2 for each.

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Thank you for your detailed explanation. I understand! thank you very much

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