Solve for x in the given interval.

Mathematics

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Nat2105 [25]3 years ago

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Answer:

7pi/2

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the expression cosec x = -1

I'm trigonometry csecx = 1/sinx

The equation becomes

1/sin(x) = -1

Sinx = -1

x = arcsin(-1)

x = -90°

x is negative in the third and 4th interval

Third interval;

x = 180+90

x = 270°

x = 3pi/2

Since the angle should be within 3pi < x < 4pi

Add 2pi to the angle

x = 2pi+ 3pi/2

x = 7pi/2

Hence the required angle is 7pi/2

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