How do you graph $y = csc x$ over the interval $-6(pi) < x < 0$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-01-15T16:42:44

Graph is inserted. See explanation.

$|csc x|>=1$ The graph is up to only #3pi=9.4255, nearly, up and down, from the axis y = 0.

The period of csc x is $2pi$ .

If x is restricted to $[-6pi, 0]=[=18.85, 0]$ , it spans to three periods,

graph{1/sin x [-18.85, 0, -9.4255, 9.425]}

How do you graph y = csc xy = csc x over the interval -6(pi) < x < 0-6(pi) < x < 0?