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How would you set up and solve, csc(120)?
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@lyndseyjanelle ?????
Where did the 90 come from?
you could convert \(\csc(120) \) into \(\Large \frac{1}{sin(120)} \)
Sin 120 is in the quad II
So the final answer is sin 120?
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If you mean "solve" as in exact value, then no, you need to find what 1/sin(120) is
final answer is \[\frac{ 1 }{ \sin 120 }\] plug the value of sin 120 \[\sin 120 = \frac{ \sqrt{3} }{ 2 }\] know tht???
Way to steal my answer xD But yes, if you know the degrees you will see that 60 is the reference angle for 120. |dw:1428804527367:dw| So draw a 30-60-90 triangle: |dw:1428804630226:dw| Sin=opp/hyp
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