SOLUTION: Solve for x.
12^(sin x + cos x) + 24x^2 = 0
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Question 1208812: Solve for x.
12^(sin x + cos x) + 24x^2 = 0
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ANSWER: No solution
The expression is greater than zero for any expression A; the expression is always zero or positive. So the sum of the two expressions is always greater than zero.
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