#trig help :(
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How did you get these?
mathway...
wow
not the math way to go
You can substitute x = cos(t)
Then you get
2x² - x - 1 = 0
... a quadratic equation
Then you calculate the solutions in terms of x and then resubstitute!
i got x=1,-1/2
and by resubstituting you mean what exactly?
i was sick during this part of the unit haha 
✋🏻 😉
correct
Now
resubstitution means
We subbed x = cos(t)
and we are interested to get the solution in terms of t
so we do
𝔸dωn𝓲²s
Now you solve for t
First equation is quiet easy
At what t does cosine become 1 between 0 and 2pi
pi?
but thats negative?
and if alpha is in quadrant 2 wouldnt the answer be sqrt(3)/1?
2pi?
ok and how do i right that in terms of pi
arccos of -0.5
so pi/3?
that would be for 0.5
this for -0.5
ok... thanks and im sorry
why are you soory?
if you have questions out with them
it'S ok
ok um i already put those 2 answers in and its saying its wrong so um...
well maybe you dont put them in correctly
ok thank you its correct !!!
after so many hours hahaha
that's what i meant by horror