Q. Which of the following is not equivalent to csc83π ?csc(−813π)csc819πcsc821πcsc811π
Properties and Periodicity: Understand the properties of the cosecant function and periodicity. The cosecant function, csc(θ), is the reciprocal of the sine function, sin(θ), and has a period of 2π. This means that csc(θ+2πk)=csc(θ) for any integer k. We will use this property to determine if the given options are equivalent to csc(83π).
Analyze Option 1: Analyze the first option: csc(−813π). Using the periodicity of the cosecant function, we can add 2π to the angle to find an equivalent positive angle: csc(−813π+2π)=csc(83π). Since −813π+2π=83π, this option is equivalent to csc(83π).
Analyze Option 2: Analyze the second option: csc(819π). Using the periodicity of the cosecant function, we can subtract 2π from the angle to find an equivalent angle: csc(819π−2π)=csc(83π). Since 819π−2π=83π, this option is also equivalent to csc(83π).
Analyze Option 3: Analyze the third option: csc(821π). Using the periodicity of the cosecant function, we can subtract 2π from the angle to find an equivalent angle: csc(821π−2π)=csc(85π). Since 821π−2π=85π, this option is not equivalent to csc(83π). Therefore, this is the option that is not equivalent.
Analyze Option 4: Analyze the fourth option: csc(811π). Using the periodicity of the cosecant function, we can subtract 2π from the angle to find an equivalent angle: csc(811π−2π)=csc(83π). Since 811π−2π=83π, this option is equivalent to csc(83π).
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