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Solve on the interval [0,2pi)
4 CSC x + 1 = -3

Solve on the interval [0,2pi) 4 CSC x + 1 = -3-example-1
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User Alizahid
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Answer:


$(3\pi )/(2)$

Explanation:

Solve for the interval:
[0, 2\pi)


4 \csc(\theta)+1=-3


4 \csc(\theta)=-4


\csc(\theta)=-1


$(1)/(\sin(\theta)) =-1 \Rightarrow \sin(\theta)=-1$

We have
\sin(\theta)=-1 for coterminal angles
$(3\pi )/(2)+2\pi n$

Once we just want the interval
[0, 2\pi)

The solution is
$(3\pi )/(2)$

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User Liedji
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