To solve the inequality $4\sin(x)+3\cos(x)\geq0$, start by rewriting it as $5\left(\frac{4}{5}\sin(x)+\frac{3}{5}\cos(x)\right)\geq0$. This leads to the equivalent expression $5\sin(x+\theta)\geq0$, where $\theta=\arctan(3/4)$. The solution occurs when $\sin(x)\geq0$, which is true for intervals $x\in[2k\pi-\theta,(2k+1)\pi-\theta]$ for integer $k$. It is crucial to analyze the sign of $\cos(x)$ before dividing to maintain the inequality's direction. Graphing the functions can help verify the solution.