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How to find csc theta where theta equals -120

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-120 is in 3rd quadrant where the sine is negative
= -sin 60 = -sqrt3/2
csc is 1/sine so ur answer is -2/sqrt3
User Dronir
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Answer:


(-2)/(√(3) )

Explanation:

Cosec of -120 is to be found out

We can do this in steps

cosec (-120) consider only the - sign.

This implies angle lies in IV quadrant and hence cosec is negative

cosec (-120) =-cosec (120)

Now 120 is written as 180-60

cosec (-120) =- cosec(180-60)

=-cosec 60

(since II quadrant cosec is positive)

=
(-2)/(√(3) )

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