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Determine the quadrant when the terminal side of the angle lies according to the following conditions: sin (t) < 0, csc (t) > 0.
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How? \(csc (t)=\dfrac{1}{sin(t)}\) and 1>0 always, sin (t) <0, how can csc (t) >0 ??
sorry. i cant help. i didn't write the problem and i dont understand either.
since: \[\csc t= \frac{ 1 }{ \sin t }\] so you are searching for a quadrant in which sin t>0 and sin t<0. Is it possible?
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