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state the regions where sin(x)≤x in there graphs y=sine(x) and y = x
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sin(x) and x intercept at 0, and in every positive value of x sin(x) is less than x. Just what I think; could be wrong
i agree with imran
yea i think that right too thanks
i made a rough graph and i even took values close to 0 from the right and no matter how close i got to zero it was x>sinx from the right and it is obvious sinx>x for the left of 0
Sorry, intersect; not intercept
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i figure u meant that word
like for example sin(1/99)=.0101008383 1/99=.0101010101 so 1/99>sin(1/99)
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