The equation cosx = square root 3/2 is an identity. A. True B. False

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XWaZzo asked Oct 13, 2023

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The equation cosx = square root 3/2 is an identity.
A. True
B. False

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False because cosx has no definite answer

Saif Asif answered Oct 14, 2023

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false, because cos(x) has no definite answer, and equations aren't identities

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