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Given sec theta=-4/3 and 90°

Given sec theta=-4/3 and 90°-example-1

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Answer:

Option A.

Explanation:

It is given secθ = -
(4)/(3)

then cosθ = -
(3)/(4)

Now we know the identity

sinθ =
\sqrt{1-cos^(2)\theta }

=
\sqrt{1-(-(3)/(4) )^(2)}

=
(√(7) )/(4)

Now sin2θ = 2sinθcosθ

Now we put the values of cosine and sine in the formula

sin2θ = 2×(-
(3)/(4))(
(√(7))/(4))

= -
(3√(7))/(8)

Therefore, option A. is the answer.

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