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Practice — Trigonometry • The cosecant, secant and cotangent ratios

Question 27
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27
Solve the equation

\(\csc^2 x = 4\quad\text{for }-180^\circ \le x \le 180^\circ.\)

Enter your answer in degrees. For example, \(-60^\circ\) should be entered as -60
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Question 28
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28
Solve the equation

\(\sec^2 x = 9\quad\text{for }-180^\circ \le x \le 180^\circ.\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60.5^\circ\) should be entered as -60.5
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Question 29
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29
Solve the equation

\(9\cot^2\!\big(\tfrac{x}{2}\big)=4\quad\text{for }-180^\circ \le x \le 180^\circ.\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60.5^\circ\) should be entered as -60.5
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Question 30
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30
Solve the equation

\(\sec x=\cos x\quad\text{for }-180^\circ \le x \le 180^\circ.\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60^\circ\) should be entered as -60
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Question 31
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31
Solve the equation

\(\csc x=\sec x\quad\text{for }-180^\circ \le x \le 180^\circ.\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60^\circ\) should be entered as -60
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Question 32
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32
Solve the equation

\(2\tan x=3\csc x\quad\text{for }-180^\circ \le x \le 180^\circ.\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60^\circ\) should be entered as -60
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Question 33
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33
Solve the equation

\(2\tan^2\theta-1=\sec\theta\quad(0^\circ\le\theta\le360^\circ).\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60.5^\circ\) should be entered as -60.5
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Question 34
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34
Solve the equation

\(3\csc^2\theta=13-\cot\theta\quad(0^\circ\le\theta\le360^\circ).\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60.5^\circ\) should be entered as -60.5
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Question 35
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35
Solve the equation

\(2\cot^2\theta-\csc\theta=13\quad(0^\circ\le\theta\le360^\circ).\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60.5^\circ\) should be entered as -60.5
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Question 36
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36
Solve the equation

\(\csc\theta+\cot\theta=2\sin\theta\quad(0^\circ\le\theta\le360^\circ).\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60^\circ\) should be entered as -60
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Question 37
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37
Solve the equation

\(\tan^2\theta+3\sec\theta=0\quad(0^\circ\le\theta\le360^\circ).\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60.5^\circ\) should be entered as -60.5
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Question 38
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38
Solve the equation

\(\sqrt3\,\sec^2\theta=\csc\theta\quad(0^\circ\le\theta\le360^\circ).\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60.5^\circ\) should be entered as -60.5
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Question 39
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39
Solve the equation

\(\sec\theta=3\cos\theta-\tan\theta\quad(0^\circ\le\theta\le180^\circ).\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60.5^\circ\) should be entered as -60.5
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Question 40
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40
Solve the equation

\(2\sec^2(2\theta)=3\tan(2\theta)+1\quad(0^\circ\le\theta\le180^\circ).\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60.5^\circ\) should be entered as -60.5
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Question 41
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Solve the equation

\(\sec^4\theta+2=6\tan^2\theta\quad(0^\circ\le\theta\le180^\circ).\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60^\circ\) should be entered as -60
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Question 42
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42
Solve the equation

\(2\cot^2(2\theta)+7\csc(2\theta)=2\quad(0^\circ\le\theta\le180^\circ).\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60.5^\circ\) should be entered as -60.5
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Question 43
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43
Solve the equation

\(\tan^2\theta+3\sec\theta+3=0\quad(0\le\theta\le2\pi).\)

Enter your answer in terms of \(\pi\) in exact form. For example, enter \(\pi/3\) as 1/3.
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Question 44
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44
Solve the equation

\(3\cot^2\theta+5\csc\theta+1=0\quad(0\le\theta\le2\pi).\)

Enter your answer in terms of \(\pi\) in exact form. For example, enter \(\pi/3\) as 1/3.
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Question 45
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45
Solve the equation

\(6\sec^{3}\theta-5\sec^{2}\theta-8\sec\theta+3=0\quad(0^\circ\le \theta\le 180^\circ).\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60.5^\circ\) should be entered as -60.5
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Question 46
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Solve the equation

\(2\cot^{3}\theta+3\csc^{2}\theta-8\cot\theta=0\quad(0^\circ\le \theta\le 180^\circ).\)

Enter your answer in degrees, rounded to 1 decimal place. For example, \(-60.5^\circ\) should be entered as -60.5
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