Raymond B. answered 01/29/24
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
sin^2(x)<3/4
take square roots of both sides
sqr-3/2 < sinx < sqr3/2
arcsin(sqr-3/2) < x < arcsin(sqr3/2)
where x is between negative pi and positive pi radians
-60<x < 60 or
-pi/3<x<pi/3
120<x<180 and -180<x<-120 or
2pi/3< x< pi and -pi<x<-2pi/3
x is in 3 intervals (2pi/3,pi), (-pi,-2pi/3), (-pi/3,pi/3)
or in degrees (120,180), (-180,-120), (-60,60)
Josh D.
yup, you are right. I messed up the last part. thank u :)01/29/24
Josh D.
so i got this (−2𝜋/3,−𝜋/3)∪(𝜋/3,2𝜋/3). but it said it was wrong01/29/24