SOLUTION: solve for x: sin(2x-3) csc(5x-15)=1
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Question 399420: solve for x: sin(2x-3) csc(5x-15)=1
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solve for x: sin(2x-3) csc(5x-15)=1
csc = 1/sin
sin(2x - 3)csc(5x - 15) = 1
sin(2x - 3)/sin(5x - 15) = 1
sin(2x - 3) = sin(5x - 15)
2x - 3 must equal 5x - 15
2x - 3 = 5x - 15
-3x = -12
x = -12/-3 = 12/3 = 4
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