Solving Trigonometric Equation, Harder Example - Example 2

[@chriswilliams5291]

Thanks for the videos very helpful. It seems like you could skip the substitution part and just go straight to the 3x and 2x and isolate x to get the same answers. Would that be considered incorrect to do for math homework or on a test when showing your work?

[@hamedhosseini4938]

Very helpful, i skip my lectures and learn from you.

[@patrickjmt]

@Notheus nah

[@flowmaticgaming4892]

using this for my trigonometry final lol,thanks Patrick.I subscribed.

[@kareemmiles8274]

Very helpful indeed my good sir

[@mustafasaleem7468]

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[@XavierDeclined]

Great help :)

[@FrenchFries196]

I actually like every video I watch cause math is hard :( and I'm going for computer science.........

[@BrandedDevil]

Or u could have used the inverse of the functions on each side..