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At which value will the graph of y= sec x have a zero?

A.) pi/2
B.) pi/4
C.) pi/3
D.) None

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D: None of the Above
User Lweller
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Answer:

Correct option is D.

Explanation:

Given the graph y=sec x

we have to choose the value at which the value of y is 0.

as,
sec x=(1)/(cos x)

Option A.)
(\pi)/(2)


y=sec{(\pi)/(2)}=\frac{1}{cos{\pi}{2}}=(1)/(0)=\infty

Option B.)
(\pi)/(2)


y=sec{(\pi)/(4)}=\frac{1}{cos{\pi}{4}}=(1)/((1)/(\sqrt 2))=\sqrt2

Option C.)
(\pi)/(3)


y=sec{(\pi)/(3)}=\frac{1}{cos{\pi}{3}}=(1)/((1)/(2))=2

No option above gives the value 0

Hence, the correct option is D.

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