.
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is equal to adjacent side upon opposite side.
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a.) 1/ sin 0
b.) 1/ cot 0
c.) 1/ cos 0
d.) 1/ csc 0
e.) 1/ sec 0
Mathematics, 13.01.2020 21:31 joshuasanders8862
2.)
a.) 1/ sin 0
b.) 1/ cot 0
c.) 1/ cos 0
d.) 1/ csc 0
e.) 1/ sec 0
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2.)
a.) 1/ sin 0
b.) 1/ cot 0
c.) 1/ cos 0
d.) 1/ csc 0
e.) 1/ sec 0
a.) 1/ sin 0
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d.) 1/ csc 0
e.) 1/ sec 0
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