SOLUTION: If sin0 = 2/3 with 0 in quadrant 1 find csc 0? i have tried to figure this out but i cant get it, any help is appreciated. thanks.

SOLUTION: If sin0 = 2/3 with 0 in quadrant 1 find csc 0? i have tried to figure this out but i cant get it, any help is appreciated. thanks.

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Question 797283: If sin0 = 2/3 with 0 in quadrant 1 find csc 0?
i have tried to figure this out but i cant get it, any help is appreciated. thanks.
Answer by lwsshak3(11628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If sin0 = 2/3 with 0 in quadrant 1 find csc 0?
csc 0 is the reciprocal of sin 0, so, csc 0=3/2
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