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PreCalc Trig
Asked Sep 18, 2006, 06:02 PM
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1 Answer Solve for theta with calc 5 sin 3 theta = -2 |
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| 1. Divide both sides by 5 2. Use a scientific calculator to find the appropriate values for 3 theta [one will be from quadrant 3 and one from quadrant 4] 3. Divide these by 3 to find your values for theta ; these are the solutions to the equation. | ||||
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