csc pi/12=1.7, find csc 5pi/12

cosecant pi over 12= 1.7, so what is cosecant 5pi over 12
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csc=1/sine

pi=180 deg, so 5pi/12=900/12=75 deg

sine(75 deg)=0.985925825

1/sine(75 deg)=1.03527618
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