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use the graph of y=sec x to estimate the value of sec 165 degrees. round to nearest tenth -1 -1.9 0.1 1
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why don't you cheat and use a calculator to find \(\sec(135)\) and round to the nearest tenth?
oops i meant \[\sec(165)\]
cause i still want to learn how to read the graph
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oh ok that's reasonable
go over until you see \(165\) on the \(x\) axis
but im assuming the answer is -1.0
okay
you have to note that one block on the \(x\) axis corresponds to 30 degrees you can tell by where they put the 90
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ok thanks so much
so \(165\) is half way between \(150\) and \(180\) then see that the \(y\) value of the curve there is about \(-1\) you have to also look at the scale on the \(y\) axis
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