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If sin(theta) = -11/17 and 180 degrees< theta < 270 degrees, what is the value of csc(theta)?

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30-10-2022

If sin(theta) = -11/17 and 180 degrees< theta < 270 degrees, what is the value of csc(theta)?

we have that

the angle theta lie on the III quadrant

csc(theta)=1/sin(theta)

therefore

csc(theta)=-17/11

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