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    Assignment:Find the solution set of inequality sqrt(-abs(sin(x))) >-1 .
    Question type: Inequality
    Solution:
    The inequality can be reduced to 1 inequality：
         sqrt ( -abs ( sin ( x ) ) ) > -1         (1)
        From the definition field of √
         -abs ( sin ( x ) ) ≥ 0        (2 )

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    From inequality(1)：
         x ∈ R (R is all real numbers),that is, in the real number range, the inequality is always established!
    From inequality(2)：
        x ∈ Φ (Φ is empty)that is, the inequality will never be estatlished within the real number range!

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    From inequalities (1) and (2)
        x ∈ Φ (Φ is empty)that is, the inequality will never be estatlished within the real number range!    (3)

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    The final solution set is :
        x ∈ Φ (Φ is empty)that is, the inequality will never be estatlished within the real number range!
    *Note: Radian.

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