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If then let us write by calculating, the value of cos C × cosec C.

Given, sinC =


⇒


=


[we know that hypothesis2 = perpindicular2 + base2]


⇒ 32 = 22 + b2


⇒ 9 = 4 + b2


⇒ b = √5


⇒


=


⇒


=


⇒ cosC × cosecC = ×


=


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