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Is there a way to calculate this question using a scientific calculator?

Is there a way to calculate this question using a scientific calculator?-example-1

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For this case we know that:


\sec \theta=2

Using the definition of sec we have this:


(1)/(\cos \theta)=2

Then solving for cos we got:


\cos \theta=(1)/(2)

Then the angle is :


\theta=arc\cos ((1)/(2))=(\pi)/(3),-(\pi)/(3)

Then the answer is:

pi/3, -pi/3

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