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Could someone help me with: Suppose sin(β) = 1/7 Find the exact value of sec(β) for 0 < β < pi/2 Thanks in advance!
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@Rhope we know sec x = 1/cos x could you find cos x?
my draw function isnt working so i'll need to do this another way relation between sin B and cos B is cos^2 B = 1 - sin^2 B = 1 - (1/7)^2 so cos B = sqrt(1 - 1/49) = sqrt 48/49 now sec B = 1/ cos B so sec B =sqrt ( 49 / 48) which we can simplify further
sec B = 7 / sqrt 48 = 7 / 4sqrt3 = 7sqrt3 / 4
I figured it out using the triangle and SOHCAHTOA. Thanks though everyone! (:
good - thats the way i was going to show you if my draw thing was working!
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