What is the value of sec(-30°)?

Step-by-step explanation:

Sec = 1/cos

Using the above identity, we can write the given sec(-30) as

sec(-30) = 1/ cos(-30)

On the trigonometric unit circle.

cos(-30) = cos(30) =

Therefore,

sec(-30) = 1/cos(-30) = 1/cos(30)

Now plug in cos(30) = √3/2

sec(-30) = 1/ (√3/2)

= 1 * 2/√3

= 2/√3

Since we have radical number in the denominator, so we can multiply both the numerator and the denominator by √3.

= (2*√3) /(√3*√3)

= 2√3 /3

Hope you will understand the concept.

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