More trig identities, more examples, more fun.
Extraneous Roots is what we're doing today. It is the principle for checking trig identities by substituting your answer into your original equation, either for x or theta. "Sounds good on paper, like communism?" Not all solutions in equation are viable and that's why we do this. So an extraneous root is a solution that we get but doesn't work when checked.
We also did our third mental math today.
No new homework, just work on our old assignment (exercise 15: 1-14)
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