To find: whether the given equation could be an identity by using the graphing calculator, and state your answer by writing yes or no.
Answer to Problem 2GCE
No
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Calculation:
Let the left hand side and right hand side equations be two separate functions as shown below.
Graph these functions on the same screen by using the graphing calculator.
Since the two graphs do not match, so the equation is not an identity.
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