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01/29/2022 13:15:20
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its domain is [-1, 1]
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01/29/2022 13:15:27
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oh righht
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01/29/2022 13:15:37
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isnt this because it's a function?
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01/29/2022 13:15:47
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The output it gives is between that. It accepts inputs from - 1 to 1
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01/29/2022 13:15:53
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and if ur function has like more than 1 answer at the same y location its not a function
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01/29/2022 13:15:59
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no?
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01/29/2022 13:15:59
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If this helps.
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01/29/2022 13:16:02
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sin(x) is a function
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01/29/2022 13:16:08
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but its not injective (as shuri said) so we can't invert it
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01/29/2022 13:16:09
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I mean arcisn
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01/29/2022 13:16:13
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you can think of injective as one-to-one
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01/29/2022 13:16:16
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for now
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01/29/2022 13:16:28
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to invert sin(x) we would need it to be one-to-one
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01/29/2022 13:16:33
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so we have to restrict its domain
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01/29/2022 13:16:40
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(which is why we have to add 2pi k to the answer)
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01/29/2022 13:16:51
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$$\sin (x) = \sin(x + 2k\pi)$$
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**Shuri2060**
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01/29/2022 13:17:32
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$$\sin x \geq \frac{1}{2}$$
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**Shuri2060**
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01/29/2022 13:17:35
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This is a good one
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01/29/2022 13:17:38
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You asked.
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01/29/2022 13:18:06
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Yea
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01/29/2022 13:18:09
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01/29/2022 13:18:10
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how would we solve this
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01/29/2022 13:18:15
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You should expect this answer graphically ok?
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01/29/2022 13:18:17
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shuri boutta wip out the \bigcup_{n=1}^{\infty} notation 😮
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01/29/2022 13:18:20
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Yea
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01/29/2022 13:18:23
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So first we need to figure out where sin x = 1/2
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01/29/2022 13:18:28
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Thats the kindof 'end points'
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:18:29
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whenever the sin function reaches above 0.5 that's correct for sin(x)
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01/29/2022 13:18:48
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You solve sin x = 1/2, and then figure out which way round the intervals go
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01/29/2022 13:18:50
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if that makes sense.
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01/29/2022 13:19:00
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(almost everyone would sketch a graph just to check)
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01/29/2022 13:19:18
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Pretty much yeah
Because sine is a continuous and oscillatory function
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:19:27
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ok well ok
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:19:30
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this would probably also be easy
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:19:33
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when I can just sketch the graph
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:19:39
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one more thing
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:19:43
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this is a more complicated thing
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01/29/2022 13:19:50
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its from a summer semester exam from like 2014
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01/29/2022 13:20:02
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unknown.png
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01/29/2022 13:20:06
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I was literally unable to solve this
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:20:09
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I just couldn't
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:20:12
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I couldn't even simplify it
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01/29/2022 13:20:17
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well note that that is a quadratic?
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:20:23
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yeah I can replace it with
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:20:28
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1/2(1-cos2x) for example
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01/29/2022 13:20:32
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no
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01/29/2022 13:20:34
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u just let u = sin(x)
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01/29/2022 13:20:34
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It's a quadratic in sin x
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01/29/2022 13:20:36
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then solve a quadratic
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:20:48
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was it really that easy
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:20:56
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god damn it
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01/29/2022 13:21:08
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It's just something to spot
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01/29/2022 13:21:14
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Going back to what you asked
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01/29/2022 13:21:15
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The method is:
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01/29/2022 13:21:16
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:21:24
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You solve this inequality for 1 period
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01/29/2022 13:21:26
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of sin x
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01/29/2022 13:21:34
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And then extend this by taking this solution every 2pi
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01/29/2022 13:21:59
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Hence the 2pi k
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01/29/2022 13:22:09
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is there a way to get the accurate area when its not something easy like pi/2 ?
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01/29/2022 13:22:10
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Between 0 and pi/2, pi/6 is the solution for sin = 0.5
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01/29/2022 13:22:30
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between pi/2 and pi, its (pi - pi/6) = 5pi/6
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:22:34
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no wait not area
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:22:41
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I meant the distance between the area's
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:23:02
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What do you mean
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:23:17
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If I wanna put this in an answer like my professor does
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01/29/2022 13:23:18
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If they don't give you easy ratios/angles you're going to have to write it in exact form (or approx with calculator)
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:23:20
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how would I do it?
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01/29/2022 13:23:38
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You're talking about this?
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:23:40
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especially if it was like something like pi/47 I guess
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:23:43
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yea
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:23:49
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First solve sin x = 1/2
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:23:53
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For 0 <= x <= 2pi
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:24:12
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x = pi/6 or pi(5/6)
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:24:37
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observe from the graph
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:24:52
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$$x\in\left[\frac{\pi}{6},\frac{5\pi}{6}\right]$$
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:24:55
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wait could I technicall just
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:24:57
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In this region
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:25:06
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take the middle of the first max of sin
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01/29/2022 13:25:09
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**Shuri2060**
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01/29/2022 13:25:12
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?
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:25:25
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like theres more than that area right?
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01/29/2022 13:25:50
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wym I don't get you
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:27:06
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something like https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/269573202018041856/937047265665769593/unknown.png
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:27:08
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this but for the area
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01/29/2022 13:27:10
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$$\left\{\frac{\pi}{6}\leq x + 2\pi k\leq\frac{5\pi}{6}, k\in\bZ\right\}$$
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:27:12
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instead of single points
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01/29/2022 13:27:38
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**Shuri2060**
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01/29/2022 13:27:44
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It would be this.
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:27:47
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Inequality.
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:27:49
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Not area.
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:27:54
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It is an interval
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:27:58
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oh sorry my bad
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:28:01
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I meant interval
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Shuri2060
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01/29/2022 13:28:17
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$$x + 2\pi k\in\left[\frac{\pi}{6},\frac{5\pi}{6}\right]$$
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01/29/2022 13:28:20
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**Shuri2060**
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lennygo
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01/29/2022 13:28:22
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but wouldnt that technicall be wrong if u put 2 for k?
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