If sin(−x)= -.2, cos(−x)= -.5 and tan(−x)= 4.7, what does sec(−x)csc(−x)cot(−x)sin(−x) equal to?

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If sin(−x)=  -.2, cos(−x)=  -.5 and tan(−x)=  4.7, what does sec(−x)csc(−x)cot(−x)sin(−x) equal to?

anonymous · Answer

i got -5  but the computer says that this is incorrect so i'm not sure where i went wrong

noelgreco · Answer

Unless I'm missing something
$$\frac{ \sin(-x) }{ \cos(-x) }= \tan(-x)$$
which does not comport with your numbers

noelgreco · Answer

What the question supposes (I guess) is that you take the reciprocals of the given values, and multiply it out which gives 2.13

anonymous · Answer

i forgot to include that the question starts off by saying that 
Suppose:
sin(x)=0.2 
cos(x)=−0.5 
tan(x)=−4.7

anonymous · Answer

@NoelGreco

noelgreco · Answer

Eating dinner - back shortly, but that's irrelevant.  Take the reciprocals and you still get 2.13