Hi I have a question. I am trying to find the values between a given inteval for a trigonometric equation ex.
sin(x) == 0.8, (0>x>2*pi)
If I solve the function like this
f = sin(x)
solve(f,x)
Then i only recieve the result for the first time f == 0.8. I found out that there are ways to get all the values for f== 0.8 if i type some command like
solve(f,x,to_poly_solve=True)
or
y = var('y')
solve([sin(x)==y,y==0.8],[x,y])
or
solve(sin(x)==0.8, x, to_poly_solve = 'force')
But all these methods give me only some crazy outputs which i don't understand - and far out of the interval than i want.
I found out that I can move the function down and find the roots if i type
first = find_roots(0.8-f,0,1)
second = find_roots(0.8-f,0,2*pi)
And then i will get the result for the value of x when f == 0.8
But it seems like a pretty big work around just to get this result, and when i am working with bigger equations, then i will have to plot them first to find out which xmin and xmax values i should put in the "find_root" feature.
Are there an easier way to get the results or a tutorial or something how to make it simpler? Maybe i can define my own command somehow?
Thank you in advance.
