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Mathematical Expression Editor
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In this series of videos, we will be aimed at learning how solving trigonometric
equations.
The following videos will cover the solving trigonometric equations:
Introduction to Trigonometric Equations: What is a trigonometric
equation and how to use the unit circle to solve trigonometric equations
(Click the arrow to the right to see the Introduction video.)
Question 1: Solving basic trigonometric equations
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(Click the arrow to the right to see the question posed at the end of the video.)
What are all solutions to ?
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Example 1
Question 2: Solving trigonometric equations
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(Click the arrow to the right to see the question posed at the end of the video.)
What are all solutions to ?
Question 3: Solving more difficult trigonometric equations
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(Click the arrow to the right to see the question posed at the end of the video.)
What are all solutions to ? (Select all correct answers, if applicable.)
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Example 3
Question 4: Solving more difficult trigonometric equations
(Click the arrow to the right to see the fourth question.)
(Click the arrow to the right to see the question posed at the end of the video.)
What are all solutions to from ?
(Select all correct answers, if applicable.)
(Hint: If you divide by you may lose solutions because when you do this you are
assuming .)
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Example 4
Question 5: Solving even more difficult trigonometric equations
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(Click the arrow to the right to see the question posed at the end of the video.)
What are all solutions to ? (Select all correct answers, if applicable.)
(Click the arrow to the right to see an example.)
Example 5
Question 6: Solving trigonometric equations by rewriting trigonometric
functions
(Click the arrow to the right to see the sixth question.)
(Click the arrow to the right to see the question posed at the end of the video.)
What are all solutions to ? (Select all correct answers, if applicable.)
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Example 6
Question 7: Solving trigonometric equations with non-standard arguments
(or inputs)
(Click the arrow to the right to see the seventh question.)
(Click the arrow to the right to see the question posed at the end of the video.)
What are all solutions to ? (Select all correct answers, if applicable.)
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Example 7
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(For example, "sqrt" for root, "mat" for matrix, or "defi" for definite integral.)
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(For example, "sqrt" for root, "mat" for matrix, or "defi" for definite integral.)