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Trigonometric Equations and Inequalities

An inequality asks for more than a few angles. It asks for every angle where one side is bigger than the other, and the answer is a set of intervals. The good news: the endpoints of those intervals are exactly the solutions of an equation, which you learned to find in 3.10A.

In this chapter

  1. 01Boundary Points, Then Test
  2. 02Asymptotes Are Boundaries Too
  3. 03When the Period Changes
  4. 04Inequalities in Context
  5. 05Key Takeaways

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