Solve 2 sin 3x −square root(2) = 0

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Solve 2 sin 3x −square root(2) = 0

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Well if you simplify it, it will not work it stays the same, but if your solving for x it would be x = 5.010679

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Mukesh Chauhan answered Dec 14, 2018

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