If csc(x) = 6, for 90° < x < 180°, then sin (1/2) COS 0s (1/2) = = N|E tan()-[ =

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If csc(x) = 6, for 90° < x < 180°, then
in (2/2)
C
X
$ ( 217 )
COS
=
tan
=
¹ (²/²):
2
=
C
Transcribed Image Text:If csc(x) = 6, for 90° < x < 180°, then in (2/2) C X $ ( 217 ) COS = tan = ¹ (²/²): 2 = C
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