SOLUTION: use inverse trigonometric functions to find solutions of these equations in a given interval
(cosx)(15cos x+4)= 3 [0,pi]
(cosx)(15cos x+4)= 3 [0,2pi]
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Question 820308: use inverse trigonometric functions to find solutions of these equations in a given interval
(cosx)(15cos x+4)= 3 [0,pi]
(cosx)(15cos x+4)= 3 [0,2pi]
Answer by jsmallt9(3758) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Please put arguments to functions in parentheses. From what you posted I cannot tell if you meant what you posted:
or what I think you meant:
Please re-post your question.
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