Math, asked by ssmowlini24, 9 months ago

maximum value of 1/cosec.theta, if 0°<theta≤ 90° is

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Answered by abhishekjugran503

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1 is maximum value of theta because 1/cosec theta= sin theta

Now, Sin 90°=1

hope it's clear

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