This material appears in sections 4.4-4.5.
to find all
such that
.
A product of numbers is equal to zero only if one of the factors is zero, so either
or
.
Now we have two different linear equations to solve.
when
or when
.
So we get particular solutions
or
.
We get all solutions by adding multiples of the period, which is
, so the solutions for this linear equation are of the form:
The other possibility was
.
We get particular solutions
and
.
We get all solutions by adding multoples of the period,
, to these.
So all solutions are of the form
Now put all these together. Solutions to
are all of the form:
or

So we need to solve
We have a quadratic equation in
.
Move everything to one side of the equation and use the quadratic formula.
Now we have two different linear equations to solve:
However, one of these equations is impossible. The range of
is
, but
, so
.
So the only possible solutions are solutions of
Solutions to
are all of the form:
These are also the solutions of
to find all solutions of 
The two particular solutions are
and
.
The general solution is
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