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Find two angles between 0 and $2\pi$ for the given condition. Exp\\ $\csc\theta = -\sqrt{2}$ \\ The angles are and

          Find two angles between 0 and $2\pi$ for the given condition. Exp\\
$\csc\theta = -\sqrt{2}$ \\
The angles are and
        
Find two angles between 0 and 2π for the given condition. Exp

cscθ = -√(2) 

The angles are and

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Find two angles between 0 and 2pi for the given condition. Exp csc heta =-sqrt(2) The angles are and pi Find two angles between 0 and 2 for the given condition. Exp csc0=-2 The angles are and JT X 5
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00:01 In this problem, we will first figure out the value of cos x and sine x from 10x.
00:08 And using that, we will use double angle identity to figure out the value of cost 2x as well as sine 2x.
00:16 We are given that 10x equals to 5 by 3 and sine x is less than 0.
00:34 Since 10x is sine x by cos x and sinex is less than 0, it automatically means that cost x is also less than 0.
00:47 Let us use the fundamental identity that 1 plus 10 square x equals to 6 square x.
01:02 So to get the value of sec x, so this is 1 plus 10 square x is 25 by 9 equals to 6 square x...
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