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On equivalences of trigonometric inequalities
Trouble understanding equivalence relations and equivalence classesProve Trigonometric IdentitiyTrigonometric ratio of multiple and sub multiple anglesMinimum value of trigonometric functionProve the following trigonometric resultConstrained minimization problem with trigonometric functions on the positive real lineSolving a trigonometric equation with cotMinimum of trigonometric functionProving $fracsqrt3cos x-sin xsin 3x> fracsqrt33x-frac13$ for small $x>0$Confusion about loss of root when solving trigonometric equation
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Let $a$ be a real positive number.
(I) $quad a> fracsin(y_1(a))y_1(a)$ where $y_1(a)$ is the unique root of $y=a cot(y)$ in $(0,fracpi2)$.
(II) $quad a>xi$ where $xi$ is the unique root of $xi^2=cos(xi)$ in $(0,fracpi2)$.
I have read that the two statements are equivalent, i.e. (I)$iff$(II).
Does anyone have any hint how to prove this equivalence?
trigonometry inequality equivalence-relations
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Let $a$ be a real positive number.
(I) $quad a> fracsin(y_1(a))y_1(a)$ where $y_1(a)$ is the unique root of $y=a cot(y)$ in $(0,fracpi2)$.
(II) $quad a>xi$ where $xi$ is the unique root of $xi^2=cos(xi)$ in $(0,fracpi2)$.
I have read that the two statements are equivalent, i.e. (I)$iff$(II).
Does anyone have any hint how to prove this equivalence?
trigonometry inequality equivalence-relations
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Let $a$ be a real positive number.
(I) $quad a> fracsin(y_1(a))y_1(a)$ where $y_1(a)$ is the unique root of $y=a cot(y)$ in $(0,fracpi2)$.
(II) $quad a>xi$ where $xi$ is the unique root of $xi^2=cos(xi)$ in $(0,fracpi2)$.
I have read that the two statements are equivalent, i.e. (I)$iff$(II).
Does anyone have any hint how to prove this equivalence?
trigonometry inequality equivalence-relations
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Let $a$ be a real positive number.
(I) $quad a> fracsin(y_1(a))y_1(a)$ where $y_1(a)$ is the unique root of $y=a cot(y)$ in $(0,fracpi2)$.
(II) $quad a>xi$ where $xi$ is the unique root of $xi^2=cos(xi)$ in $(0,fracpi2)$.
I have read that the two statements are equivalent, i.e. (I)$iff$(II).
Does anyone have any hint how to prove this equivalence?
trigonometry inequality equivalence-relations
trigonometry inequality equivalence-relations
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