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To help solve the trigonometric inequality sec(x/3) + 4 > 2 - sec (x/3) , which two equations could you graph?

To help solve the trigonometric inequality sec(x/3) + 4 > 2 - sec (x/3) , which two equations could you graph?
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To help solve the trigonometric inequality sec(x/3) + 4 > 2 - sec (x/3) , which two equations could you graph?

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Answer: B

y=sec(x/3) and y= -1

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the answer is B, y=sec(x/3) and y= -1

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