What is trigonomettic equations..how can we define..
What is trigonomettic equations..how can we define..
Rekha , 5 Years ago
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Saurabh Koranglekar
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Dear student
Please find the link below
https://www.askiitians.com/iit-jee-mathematics/trigonometry/trigonometric-equation-and-its-solutions.aspx
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Arun
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A trigonometric equation is any equation that contains a trigonometric function. ... As mentioned in Trigonometric Identities, a trigonometric equation that holds true for any angle is called a trigonometric identity. There are other equations, though, that only are true for certain angles
TEJA KRISHNA
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A trigonometric equation is any equation that contains a trigonometric function. ... As mentioned in Trigonometric Identities, a trigonometric equation that holds true for any angle is called a trigonometric identity. There are other equations, though, that only are true for certain angles
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