Posted by Jess on Saturday, August 6, 2011 at 3:37pm.
Yes, since
sinx cotx cscx = sqrt2 is equivalent to cotx = sqrt2
x = 45 degrees
x=arccot(sqrt2)=35 degrees (approx)
+180*n
My x value was wrong. I was confusing sec with cot
x = 35.3 degrees
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