Inactive Tutor answered 11/29/22
have
2x-1=sin-1(1/3)+2k*pi
also
2x-1=pi-sin-1(1/3)+2k*pi
solving first equation, k=0, x=.67 radians approx.
second equation, k=0, x=1.9 radians approx.
note plugging in either x to sin(2x-1) results in .334
Alison C.
asked 11/29/22The smallest positive solution of the 3sin(2x−1)−1=0
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Inactive Tutor answered 11/29/22
have
2x-1=sin-1(1/3)+2k*pi
also
2x-1=pi-sin-1(1/3)+2k*pi
solving first equation, k=0, x=.67 radians approx.
second equation, k=0, x=1.9 radians approx.
note plugging in either x to sin(2x-1) results in .334
Inactive Tutor answered 11/29/22
sin (2x -1) = 1 / 3
Can you solve for x and answer?
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