This document discusses solving trigonometric equations graphically. It provides examples of using the intersection method and x-intercept method to find approximate solutions to trig equations by graphing them. Key steps outlined are writing the equation in the form f(x)=0, determining the period, graphing over the interval, and finding solutions graphically. It notes that trig equation solutions can also be expressed in degrees. Examples are provided for solving equations like sin(x)=a and tan(x)=b graphically in both radians and degrees.