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Find the value of the sec 19° using your calculator. 0.946 1.011 0.989 1.058
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hint : \(\sec (\theta) = \dfrac{1}{\cos (\theta)}\)
hmmm o.o
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do u have cosine function in ur calculator ?
is cosine the C ? lol
if you dont have calculator, you may use wolfram instead ^
oh answer is D thanks
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if you're not carrying a store calculator, then you must be having sin/cos/tan lol.. look carefully :)
oh lol... im using my phones calculator
hahah ok then u wil never find it, use wolfram !
lol ok
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