Mathematics, 01.05.2021 22:10, Jcausey4477

Y=aSin(x) + bCos(x) Max value y=4
Curve passes through (pi/3, 2 √3)

I have got

2√3 =a(√3/2) + b(1/2)

How do I use the fact the max y value is 4 to get another equation?

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Y=aSin(x) + bCos(x) Max value y=4
Curve passes through (pi/3, 2 √3)

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