Find all c in the interval [pi,2pi] such that 2cosx=1
This is a general knowledge problem, not a calculation problem. On \([\pi,2\pi]\), the cosine is positive only on \([3\pi/2,2\pi]\), so don't look in Quadrant III. One of the values you should just memorize it \(x = \pi/3\), which is the same as \(x = \ 2\pi - \pi/3 = 5\pi/3\). What is the cosine of that?
I'm sorry i'm completely lost, I have no idea what you're talking about. is there one answer to this question or multiple?
Are you acquainted with the Unit Circle and its important points to memorize? That is how you solve this problem. Here's one. http://www.snow.edu/jonathanb/Courses/Math1060/unit_circ_trig.html Ponder it deeply. Where is the cosine equal to 1/2?
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