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If cos theta = -3/7 and theta is in Quadrant  III, find tan 𝜃 cot 𝜃 + csc 𝜃.

Raymond B. · Accepted Answer

cosT = -3/7    Theta in quadrant IIIsinT = -sqr(49-9)/7 = -2sqr10/7cscT =1/sinT =  -7/2sqr10tanT = sinT/cosT = 2sqr10/3cotT = 3/2sqr10tanTcostT = 1tanTcotT + cscT = 1 -7/2sqr10

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