For Exercises 23–32, solve the equation.a. Write the solution set for the general solution.b. Write the solution set on the interval [0, 2x). (See Examples 2–4)26. sec (-2x) =-V2%3D

Given that sec-2x=-2. We know that secx=1cosx.

Answered: 26. sec (- 2r) = - V2

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