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Restrictions for the expression 1/(2-secx)?

 Jun 5, 2014

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Where 2-secx = 0

So secx = 2  or  cosx = (1/2)

So we have (pi/3 + 2n*pi)   and (5/3)pi + 2n*pi).....where n is an integer

 Jun 5, 2014
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Where 2-secx = 0

So secx = 2  or  cosx = (1/2)

So we have (pi/3 + 2n*pi)   and (5/3)pi + 2n*pi).....where n is an integer

CPhill Jun 5, 2014

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