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@darkknight

Answer 1

is there any answer choices?

Answer 2

Jeeze i was just asking

Answer 3

answer choices.... LOL

anyways basically ur just evaluating, easy way just use a calculator, can you use that or like do this using our brainz?

Answer 4

On this, it didn't say whether or not i could use one, but on the former sheets it did?

Answer 5

well we can use math, so first work inside out
\[\tan ^{-1}(\sqrt{3}/3)\]

basically this means where does tan of something equal sqrt(3)/3, honestly idk how to like know exactly what it is without a lot of unit circle calculations so I would just use my calculator for this part, then put that value in for csc

Answer 6

okay xd

Answer 7

it's 2 <.< wow

Answer 8

bc u got pi/6 for tan^-1 of sqrt(3)/3
you put this for csc(x)
remember csc(x) is 1/sin(x) you plug in pi/6 for that
thats why you get 2