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Solve tan(x-pi )-cos(x- 3pi/2)=0, x E (0,2pi] *this is from edge*
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Solve tan(x-pi )-cos(x- 3pi/2)=0, x E (0,2pi] *this is from edge*
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Solve tan(x-pi )-cos(x- 3pi/2)=0, x E (0,2pi]
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Answer:
B. x={0,pi}
Explanation:
got it right on edg
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