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is sec(x)=-1.834 equals to 1 degree ? is that the only angle between 0 and 360 ?

 Sep 29, 2015

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sec(x)= -1.834

 

Using the inverse secant, we have that :

 

sec-1 (-1.834)  =  theta  ≈   123.042°

 

The other value between 0 and 360  is     180 + (180 - 123.042)  ≈  236.958°

 

 

 

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 Sep 29, 2015
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Since  sec  =  1/cos,  sec(x)  =  1.834   --->   cos(x)  =  1/1.834   --->   cos(x)  =  0.545

--->   x  =  cos-1(0.545)  =  57o  (approx) 

Since  cos(360o - x)  =  cos(x), x could equal  360o - 57o  =  303o.

 Sep 29, 2015
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sec(x)= -1.834

 

Using the inverse secant, we have that :

 

sec-1 (-1.834)  =  theta  ≈   123.042°

 

The other value between 0 and 360  is     180 + (180 - 123.042)  ≈  236.958°

 

 

 

cool cool cool

CPhill Sep 29, 2015

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