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If `a_1, a_2, a_n` are in A.P. with common difference `d!=0` , then the sum of the series `sind[seca_1seca_2+(sec)_2seca_3+....+s e ca_(n-1)(sec)_n]` is : a.`cos e ca_n-cos e ca` b. `cota_n-cota` c. `s e ca_n-s e ca` d. `t a na_n-t a na`

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