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Prove the trigonometric identity: (csc^2x)/(cotx)=cscxsecx
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csc²(x) / cot(x) = csc(x) * csc(x)/cot(x) = csc(x) * [1/sin(x)]/[cos(x)/sin(x)] = csx(x) * [1/sin(x)]*[sin(x)/cos(x)] = csc(x) * [1/cos(x)] = csc(x) sec(x)
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Quick question, how does the /(cosx/sinx) get to *(sinx/cosx) ??
sory i was away when dividin 1/sinx by cosx/sinx its tha same as 1/sinx * sinx/cosx \[(1/a)\div b = (1/a)\times1/b\]
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