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Chapter 6: Q. 42 (page 435)

Use a calculator to approximate sec10掳Round the answer to two decimal places.

Short Answer

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The value is1.02

Step by step solution

01

Given information

Given functionsec10掳

02

Use a calculator and calculate the value

Calculating, we get

sec10掳鈮�1.015426612sec10掳鈮�1.02

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