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The Intermediate Value Theorem may be used to show that there is at least one solution of the equation 7cos(6 x) + x^2 = sin(6 x) for x[0,pi] To do this, we define the function f(x) = 7cos(6x)+x^2-sin(6x) Enter the coordinates of a point (x, y = f(x)) with a negative y-coordinate ( , ).

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