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The solutions for a trig function (sin Thetha = 1/2) between [0, 2pi] are 7pi/6, and 11pi/6... why doesn't the answer include pi/6?
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maybe just a glitch
I think he is right, did you find this in a book because it may be worth looking up to see if any mistakes were made in a specific edition. however, all multiples of pi/6 that fall in the first or second quadrant between 0 and 2pi should be included in the answer
@jonsysibye @primeralph it was just what the professor wrote on the board
well, from @jonsysibye there are other solutions.
he may have made a mistake because all multiples of pi/6 in the first or second quadrant \[\sin \theta =1/2\]
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