I have no clue here please help.. f(x)=8−6sinπ5(x+1)Find the first negative value of x for which f(x) = 3
let f(x) = 3 and algebra thru it
f(x)=8−6sinπ5(x+1) 3=8−6sinπ5(x+1) -5=−6sinπ5(x+1) 5/6= sinπ5(x+1) i got no idea what the rest of that is spose to mean
\[ maybe:~\sin~[5π(x+1)]\] if so then inverse arcsin(5/6) = 5π(x+1) arcsin(5/6)/5π = x+1 arcsin(5/6)/5π - 1 = x
do you have any idea what the answer would be
I've been working on this for close to an hour and im no where near getting it
apart from inputing that into a calculator ... no
using a derivative, i know that at -.9 there is the first miminum point using the calculations above i get about -.93729, which is to far the difference between them is .03729 -.90000 .03729 -------- - .86271 gets rather close
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