Let f(x)=-4cosx and g(x)=2cosx+3 for 0<x<2pi solve for f(x)>(g(x) on [0,2pi]. Write the answer in interval notation

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Let f(x)=-4cosx and g(x)=2cosx+3 for 0<x<2pi

solve for f(x)>(g(x) on [0,2pi]. Write the answer in interval notation

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