QUESTION 11 Evaluate the Integral: $\int 3^{\csc x} \csc x \cot x \, dx$ A. $-3(\ln 3)e^{\csc x} + C$ B. $-3 \csc x + C$ C. $-3^{\csc x} + C$ D. $\frac{-3^{\csc x}}{\ln 3} + C$
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