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sec(5pi/4) using unit circle/no calc?
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Find the cosine and change it to its reciprocal.
i know the cos is sqrt2/2 But How would I get the recipricol from 1/sqrt2/2?
\[\frac{\sqrt{2}}{2}\times \frac{2}{\sqrt{2}}=1\]
Those numbers are reciprocals because their product is 1. That, by definition, is what reciprocals are: 2 numbers whose product is 1.
ohhh ok I think I get it now thanks
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