SOLUTION: Hi, I have been confused by this question and don't know what to do.
Use a trigonometric graph to solve the equation 2(cos(3x)) = 1, 0<x<360
Thank you!!
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Question 847513: Hi, I have been confused by this question and don't know what to do.
Use a trigonometric graph to solve the equation 2(cos(3x)) = 1, 0
Thank you!!
Answer by swincher4391(1107) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Here is what your graph should look like. Perhaps try to put in a TI-83/84 or you can use wolframalpha like I did.
Anyway, we need the answer that is between 0
Notice that all these answers are in radians, so convert them to degrees.
x = 20 degrees, 100 degrees, 140 degrees, 220 degrees, 260 degrees
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