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Use a calculator to solve for theta in the given interval

Use a calculator to solve for theta in the given interval-example-1
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Answer:

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1.82\: or\:4.46

Explanation:

The given trigonometric equation is;


\sec \theta=-4.0545

Recall that;


\cos \theta=(1)/(\sec \theta)


\implies \cos \theta=(1)/(-4.0545)


\implies \cos \theta=-0.2466

The cosine function is negative in the second and third quadrant.


\theta=\pi-\cos^(-1)(0.2466)\: or\:\pi+\cos^(-1)(0.2466)


\theta=1.82\: or\:4.46

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