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How do you find csc(-3pi/4)?

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Sahil Bajaj asked

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we know that csc = 1/sin
then sin(3pi/4) = √2/2
so 1/(√2/2)
= 2/√2
= √2
hope it helps

I Am The Blu answered Mar 1, 2017

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