What is the initial period of Cosecant function and it's characteristics

What is the relationship between sine and cosecant in terms of triangles?

• Cosecant is the reciprocal of sine.

• Sine is the square of cosecant.

• Sine is the reciprocal of cosecant.

• Sine and cosecant are unrelated.

Why is it unnecessary to plot all points for the cosecant graph if we have the sine graph?

• Because the sine graph is irrelevant.

• Because the cosecant graph is a mirror image of the sine graph.

• Because the sine graph is already plotted.

• Because the cosecant graph is identical to the sine graph.

What happens at the x-intercepts of the sine graph in the cosecant graph?

• They become undefined points.

• They remain x-intercepts.

• They become minimum points.

• They become maximum points.

How does the range of the cosecant graph differ from the sine graph?

• It is wider than the sine graph.

• It excludes the range of the sine graph.

• It is narrower than the sine graph.

• It is the same as the sine graph.

What is the period of the cosecant function?

• π

• 2π

• π/2

• 4π

Why is there no amplitude for the cosecant graph?

• Because it has a maximum and minimum.

• Because it goes to infinity.

• Because it is a straight line.

• Because it is a constant function.

Where do the asymptotes occur in the cosecant graph?

• At every 3π interval.

• At every 2π interval.

• At every π interval.

• At every π/2 interval.