Find the exact value of the trigonometric function. csc(-630 degrees)
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Csc(-630°) = -csc(630°)= -csc(2*360°+90°)
=-csc(90°)=-1
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can you answer this too cos 210
\(\bf Steps\) 1 - If the angle x is negative, we first use a formula for negative angles such as sin (- x) = - sin (x), cos (- x) = cos (x) and so on. 2 - Next we locate the terminal side of the angle in question, directly or using a positive coterminal angle t, which gives the sign of the trigonometric function. 3 - We find the reference angle Tr to the angle in question and use that fact that f(x) = + or - f(Tr). The sign + or - is determined using the quadrant found in step 2. If the angle in question or its coterminal angle are in quadrant 1, this last step is not needed.
Or you could see your Unit Circle and search where Cosine is 210.
oh anyway in what quadrant is csc -630 ?
first quadrant
its 2*360 + 90
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it its in the quadrant 1 . why is the answer is negative ?
if its in the quadrant 1 . why is the answer is negative ?
because the question has -630°
csc(-630°)=-csc(630°) by negative angle theorem (point 1)
csc(630°) will be equal to 1, then we will put -ve sign on it.
getting it ?
ah okay. can you give me a tips of solving the exact value because we have a test tommorow about that
ohkay i'll show u how to find cos 210°
cos 210° = cos (270°-60°)....agree ?
ohkay leave this..i'll start a new post and explain how to find values.
oh i used method is 210-180
okay i wait
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