Given the Cos(x) = -2/3, then the Sec(x) = ? What is the answer

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Given the Cos(x) = -2/3, then the Sec(x) = ?
What is the answer

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Answer:

sec x = -3/2

Explanation:

sec = 1/cos

sec x = 1 / (-2/3)

sec x = -3/2

Tbrisker answered Mar 26, 2022

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Answer:

sec x = - (3)/(2)

Explanation:

$cos x = (-2)/(3)\\\\sec x = (1)/(cosx)\\\\Therefore, sec x = (3)/(-2) = (-3)/(2)$

Rlarroque answered Mar 29, 2022

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