$$\sin^{2017}(x)+\sin^{2017}(7x)=2$$
I'm unable to solve this equation. Any hints for solving this type of problem?
First of all, we have $sinx \leqslant 1$ for all x.
Thus,
$$ sin^{2017}(x) + sin^{2017}(7x) \leqslant 2$$
Consider that $sin(x) = 1$. We can use the comment made by @robjohn. Since $7 \equiv 3 (mod4)$, then $sin(7x) = -1$.
Hence,
$$ sin^{2017}(x) + sin^{2017}(7x) = 0$$
Thus, we have that $sin(x) < 1$. But in this case $sin^{2017}(x) < 1$. Therefore,
$$ sin^{2017}(x) + sin^{2017}(7x) < 2$$
we conclude that there are no solutions in $\mathbb{R}$.
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First of all, we have $sinx \leqslant 1$ for all x.
Thus,
$$ sin^{2017}(x) + sin^{2017}(7x) \leqslant 2$$
Consider that $sin(x) = 1$. We can use the comment made by @robjohn. Since $7 \equiv 3 (mod4)$, then $sin(7x) = -1$.
Hence,
$$ sin^{2017}(x) + sin^{2017}(7x) = 0$$
Thus, we have that $sin(x) < 1$. But in this case $sin^{2017}(x) < 1$. Therefore,
$$ sin^{2017}(x) + sin^{2017}(7x) < 2$$
we conclude that there are no solutions in $\mathbb{R}$.