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Plese check question: if your question is tan ø cot ø = sin ø cosec ø, then following answer applied
LhS= tan ø cot ø
= sin ø/cos ø × cos ø/sin ø
= 1
RHS = sin ø cosec ø
= 1/cosecø ×cosec ø
= 1
LHS = RHS
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Formula of curved surface area of cone = πrl
Where r is radius and l is slant height
Since we are given slant height is 10 cm and base radius is 7cm
So, Curved surface area of cone = 3.14 × 25 ×7
= 549.5
Hence the curved surface area of cone is 549.5 cm square.
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Left Aligned - This setting is often referred to as "left justified," but is technically called "flush left." It is typically the default setting when you create a new document. Left aligned text begins each line along the left margin of the document.
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Justified - Justified text combines left and right aligned text. When a block of text is justified, each line fills the entire space from left to right, except for the paragraph indent and the last line of a paragraph.
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