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A missing point changes an equation

8 written marks

Define \(\displaystyle H(x)=\frac{\cos^2x}{1-\sin x}\) for \(0\le x\lt 2\pi\), wherever the quotient exists.

Part a · 2 marks

Find the excluded input and simplify \(H(x)\) on its original domain.

Part b · 3 marks

Solve \(\displaystyle H(x)=\frac12\).

Part c · 3 marks

Decide whether \(H(x)=2\) has a solution, and explain the difference from solving \(1+\sin x=2\) on the whole interval.

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