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at what point do y = 2/3 x and y = (cos^3x)^1/2 intersect?
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So I was trying to solve this problem, lemme put it in a nicer format \[y = \frac{ 2 }{ 3 }x\] \[y = \sqrt{\cos ^{3}x}\]
but when I put them equal to each other \[\frac{ 4 }{9 }x ^{2} = \cos ^{3}x\] But I can't simplfy it any further to solve for x.... or can I? This section I can use the calculator... but IDK how to solve for x.
hope this help.
Well how do I determine what the point is?? Can I do it mechanically do must I use a calculator?
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