Using a graphing calculator, solve on the interval 0≤x≤2π: sinx>0.3. Give your answer as interval(s) with endpoints to 3 d.p.
Using a graphing calculator, solve the inequality ex<2−x on R, giving the boundary value to 3 significant figures.
Use a graphing calculator to solve for x in [0,3]: cosx=ln(x+2). Give the solution to 3 d.p.
Using a graphing calculator, solve ex≥3x on R. Give the boundary values to 3 d.p.
Using a graphing calculator, solve e−x2≥0.2 on R. Give endpoints to 3 d.p.
Using a graphing calculator, solve for x>0: lnx≤1−2x. Give the boundary value to 3 d.p.
By sketching a suitable graph, solve ln(x+1)>2−x for x>−1. Give the critical value to 3 decimal places.
Using a graphing calculator, solve cosx≥0.2x on [−2,2]. Give endpoints to 3 d.p.
Using a graphing calculator, solve ∣x∣≤e−x on R. Give the positive boundary to 3 d.p.
Using a graphing calculator, solve 2x≤x2+1 on R. Give the largest boundary value to 3 d.p.
Using a graphing calculator, solve on (−3π,3π): tanx≥x.
Using a graphing calculator, solve sinx<5x on [−π,π]. Give numerical endpoints to 3 d.p.
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