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Please help me with trig: sec((5pi)/3)=?
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\[\huge \sec\left(\frac{5\pi}{3}\right)=\frac{1}{\cos\left(\frac{5\pi}{3}\right)}\]
and cos 5pi/3 is sqrt2/2, right?
No, it isn't :)
that's what i saw on the trig circle. what is it?
Actually, it's 1/2 :)
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that sounds better, but how do you figure?
bc when i use my calculator i get 2 as the answer
That's because it's COSINE that's 1/2 But you're asked for SECANT, which is 1/Cosine ^.^
yeah, i got that part.. i'm confused as to how cosine5pi/3 equals 1/2 and not sqrt2/2
nevermind! i was reading the spot next to it
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thank you very much:)
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