Find the exact value of sec(theta) if csc(theta) = - 4/3 and and the terminal side of (theta) lies in Quadrant III sec(theta) = 4/5

sec(theta) = - (4sqrt(7))/7

sec(theta) = 5/4

sec(theta) = (sqrt(7))/4 O O

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