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The correct option is C Only III is possibleWe know, 0^∘ = 1 and 90^∘ = ∞ Hence, when 0 lt; Q lt; 90 then 1 lt; sec Q lt; ∞ Th ...

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Suppose that Q is a number and $0 < Q < 90^{\circ}$ Consider the following statements and select the correct choice
I $sec (Q^{\circ}) < 1$
II $sec (Q^{\circ}) = 1$
III $sec (Q^{\circ}) > 1$

Only I is possible

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All are possible

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Only III is possible

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Only I is impossible

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Solution

The correct option is C Only III is possible
We know,
$sec 0^{\circ} = 1$ and $sec 90^{\circ} = \infty$
Hence, when $0 < Q < 90$ then $1 < s e c Q < \infty$
Thus, III is possible.

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Suppose that Q is a number and 0<Q<90∘ Consider the following statements and select the correct choiceI sec(Q∘)<1II sec(Q∘)=1III sec(Q∘)>1

The correct option is C Only III is possibleWe know,sec0∘=1 and sec90∘=∞Hence, when 0<Q<90 then 1<secQ<∞Thus, III is possible.

Suppose that Q is a number and $0 < Q < 90^{\circ}$ Consider the following statements and select the correct choice
I $sec (Q^{\circ}) < 1$
II $sec (Q^{\circ}) = 1$
III $sec (Q^{\circ}) > 1$

The correct option is C Only III is possible
We know,
$sec 0^{\circ} = 1$ and $sec 90^{\circ} = \infty$
Hence, when $0 < Q < 90$ then $1 < s e c Q < \infty$
Thus, III is possible.