sec^(-1)((-2)/(√(3)))=? How do you solve this with the unit circle? I keep getting (5\pi)/(6), but my textbook answer says (7\pi)/(6). Thanks in advance.

Abel Masila asked Oct 14, 2022

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How do you solve this with the unit circle? I keep getting
$(5\pi)/(6)$ , but my textbook answer says
$(7\pi)/(6)$ . Thanks in advance.

Abel Masila asked Oct 14, 2022

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Answer:

h=21

Explanation:

so yeah i will show you how so solve it hahah so sec -1(-2/3)yeah you know i don't really know the answer sorry bro

Jriff answered Oct 21, 2022

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