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If ` tan theta = -(5)/(12) and theta ` is not in the fourth quadrant then `( tan (90^(@)+ theta ) - sin(180^(@) - theta ))/( sin (270^(@)- theta ) + " cosec " (360^(@) - theta ))=`

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