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A math problem in senior one.
Function y = asin (ω x+φ) (a >; 0,ω& gt; 0, | φ | less than π\2) In the same period, when x=π\4, y takes the maximum value of 2, and when x=7π\ 12, y takes the minimum value of -2.

The maximum value =2 and the minimum value =-2, so A=2.

Then the half period T/2=7π/ 12-π/4=π/3.

T=2π/3? So what? w=3

f(x)=2sin(3x+φ)

Alternative point? (π/4,2)

then what sin(3π/4+φ)= 1? 3π/4+φ=π/2 ? So φ=-π/4

So what?

( 1)f(x)=2sin(3x-π/4)

(2) If x ∈ [0,2π],

And f(x)=√3,

sin(3x-π/4)=√3/2

3x-π/4=2kπ+π/3 or 3x-π/4=2kπ+2π/3.

X=2kπ/3+7π/36 or x=2kπ/3+ 1 1π/36? k∈Z

2kπ/3+7π/36∈[0,2π]? Or x = 2kπ/3+11π/36 ∈ [0,2π].

24kπ/36+7π/36x∈[0,2π]? 24kπ/36+ 1 1π/36∈[0,2π]?

k=0? x0=7π/36? k=0? x3= 1 1π/36

k = 1 x 1 = 3 1π/36k = 1? x4=35π/36

(3) If the function f(x) satisfies the equation f (x) = a (0 < a < 2,), find the sum of all real number roots in [0,2π].

Can you tell by painting? The equation f (x) = a (0 < a < 2) has six roots in [0,2π].

x 1+x2=2*π/4=π/2

x3+x4=2*(π/4+2π/3)=π/2+4π/3

x5+x6=2*(π/4+4π/3)=π/2+8π/3

So the sum of all real numbers =3π/2+4π= 1 1π/4.