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For what x-value(s) does cos(x) = -1? A. -270°, -90°, 0°, 90°, and 270° B. -180° and 180° C. -360°, 0° and 360° D. -270°, -90°, 90°, and 270°
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@zzr0ck3r for my answer i got B but i'm not sure...
did you plug it in to the calculator
no...
how do i do that?
you are correct
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ask @zzr0ck3r i do cos and stuff but i never do one like this sorry
dont be sorry:)
oh ok thanks! @zzr0ck3r and for For what x-value(s) does cos(x) = 1?
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-360, 0° and 360° ?
correct
nice
you on it:)
yes! i'm so glad i finally get it! thank you :)
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