Mathematics, 13.10.2020 14:01 carlosarriaza60

Given \csc A=-\frac{11}{\sqrt{57}}cscA=− 57

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and that angle AA is in Quadrant IV, find the exact value of \cot AcotA in simplest radical form using a rational denominator.

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Given \csc A=-\frac{11}{\sqrt{57}}cscA=− 57

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and that angle AA i...