Solve for t using natural logarithms.
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you look at were the graph starts to decrease then look at the X-VALUE not the y-value
the x-val at the start of the decrease is -3 and at the end of it it is 2 therefor -3
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you look at were the graph starts to decrease then look at the X-VALUE not the y-value
the x-val at the start of the decrease is -3 and at the end of it it is 2 therefor -3
Recall the fundamental rule of trig:
So, there exists an angle such that
if and only if
Working out the numbers, we get
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