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If x = a^(2)(sin theta + "cosec" theta) ...

If `x = a^(2)(sin theta + "cosec" theta) y = a^(2) (sin theta - "cosec" theta)`, then `(dy)/(dx)` =

A

`y/x`

B

`(-y)/x`

C

`x/y`

D

`(-x)/y`

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C
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