Trigonometric function symmetry If the image of y = sin (x + a) + radical three cos (x-a) is symmetric about the Y axis, then the value of a is Why is it wrong to calculate with x = 0, y = plus or minus 2? The answer is a = k π - π / 6

Trigonometric function symmetry If the image of y = sin (x + a) + radical three cos (x-a) is symmetric about the Y axis, then the value of a is Why is it wrong to calculate with x = 0, y = plus or minus 2? The answer is a = k π - π / 6

This is a difficult problem. Your mistake is completely expected. People who don't know it think that the topic is wrong. The topic is not only correct, but also imaginative
y=sinx*cosa+cosxsina