Mathematics, 05.11.2020 06:10, bibiansolis

To help solve the trigonometric inequality 2 sin(x)>= -1, which two equations can be graphed? a. y=sin(x) and y=-1
b. .y=sin(x) and y=-1/2
c. y=sin(x) and y=1/2
d. y=sin(x) and y=1

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