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OpenStudy (anonymous):

help me prove that tanx(csc^2x-1) /sinx + ((cosx)(cotx))= cosx

OpenStudy (kainui):

sinx=1/cscx cosx=1/secx tanx=1/cotx this works the other way too 1/sinx=cscx 1/cosx=secx 1/tanx=cotx Also, tangent is sine over cosine, so it follows that cotx=cosx/sinx I hope that helps you out. Also, don't forget that it applies to this: sinx+cosx=1 if you divide both sides by cosx you get tanx+1=secx or if you divided by sinx on both sides you get 1+cotx=cscx

OpenStudy (anonymous):

help me solve it! thank you

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