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User Yvo
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Answer:

Here's your answer:

3pi/4 =x and 5pi/4 =x

cos x + sqrt(2) = - cos x

subtract cos x from each side

cos x - cosx + sqrt(2) = - cos x - cos x

sqrt(2) = -2 cos x

Divide each side by -2

-sqrt(2) / 2 =-2 cos (x) /-2

-sqrt(2) /2 =cos (x)

Take the inverse cos of each side

cos(-1)(-sqrt(2) /2) =cos^-1(cos (x))

3pi/4 =x and 5pi/4 =x

Explanation:

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User Wiml
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Answer:

3pi/4 =x and 5pi/4 =x

Explanation:

cos x + sqrt(2) = - cos x

subtract cos x from each side

cos x - cosx + sqrt(2) = - cos x - cos x

sqrt(2) = -2 cos x

Divide each side by -2

-sqrt(2) / 2 =-2 cos (x) /-2

-sqrt(2) /2 =cos (x)

Take the inverse cos of each side

cos(-1)(-sqrt(2) /2) =cos^-1(cos (x))

3pi/4 =x and 5pi/4 =x

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User Bruce Chapman
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