Posted by denise on Sunday, July 24, 2011 at 11:30pm.
secx= 3/2 ---> cosx = 2/3
cscx= -3√5/5 ---> sinx = -5/(3√5)
Since the cos is + and the sin is -, x must be in IV
all we need is the
tanx = -√5/2
cotx = -2/√5
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