Question #267493

If tan θ = - \sqrt(3)/3 and cos θ > 0; Find csc θ.


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Expert's answer
2021-11-25T23:38:59-0500

let θ\theta = k

Now, tan k = - (3\sqrt3 / 3) = - (1/3\sqrt3 )

cos k > 0


Now tan k is negative when k lies in second or fourth quadrant. And cos k is positive in first and fourth quadrant.

So we can infer that k lies in the fourth quadrant.


Now tan k = - (1/3\sqrt3 ) => k = - 30°\degree => k = (360 - 30)°\degree = 330°\degree

So k = 330°\degree


Now cosec k = cosec 330°\degree = cosec (360 - 30)°\degree = - cosec 30°\degree = -2


therefore the answer is -2.


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