Excuse the silliness of this question. It's been a wee while since I've done maths and I think I've forgotten something really basic.
Anyway, I've got to find the value of y= - cosec^2(pi.x) where x = 1/3
So far, I've gotten down to:
= - 1/sin(60)
Which, when banged into the calculator, = 1/ (square root)3/2 [if that makes sense].
But, I'm conscious of the squared sign in the cosec. Does that mean anything?


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