Hey, question about arccsc. How would I calculate inverse cosecant, arccsc without a calculator? Is there a formula, or a set of rules I can follow to derive an answer? I tried finding out how to calculate it without a calculator on the internet, but the resources I found are scarce and badly explained.

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