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How do you solve 2cosØ=-1 for 0<Ø<360degrees?
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Can you help with another one? @CGGURUMANJUNATH
Can anyone help please?!
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start with \[\cos(\theta)=-\frac{1}{2}\]
Divide each side by 2. You get cos x = -1/2. Look on the unit circle; which value has a cosine of -1/2?
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2pi/3
then see if you can think of an angle or two that has that value for cosine as @aurorablue01 said, look at the unit circle the last page of the attached cheat sheet will help
and 4pi/3?
apparently you are supposed to give your answer in degrees there are two answers in the interval
Oh, so it is 120 and 240?
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yeah your two are right
Yes
Ok, thanks both of you.
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