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Which of the following describes the domain of y = sec x, where n is any integer?
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A. x ≠ 2nπ B. x ≠ nπ C. x ≠ (π/2) + nπ D. x ≠ (nπ)/2
so, when does sec x yield a number with a 0 in the denominator ? that angle will be excluded from the domain...
or in other words, since cos x = 1/ sec x, when will cos x = 0 ?
C. x ≠ (π/2) + nπ
Right? Or am I missing something...
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if you are unsure, plug in n=1,2,3....to see whether those angles make cos x= 0 or sec x = something/0 ...
to save your time, let me tell you that you are correct :)
HA! Okay, thanks... AGAIN!
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