Question

secx cscx=tanx+cotx solve only one side

Answer 1

what are you solving for?

Answer 2

i should get lhs and rhs equall

Answer 3

I'll work this out for you

Answer 4

ok

Answer 5

I'm going to draw it

Answer 6

Nevermind it's too slow. Anyway.

You know how tan and cosine can be changed into sine/cos and cosine/sine?

Answer 7

ok

Answer 8

anyhow, tan +1 = sec or you could make it cot+1=csc

Answer 9

no u cant because u should not use them u have to use them if those are squares

Answer 10

so you want to get the sides to equal eachother?

Answer 11

If you need to do that, switch the sec and csc into 1/sin and 1/cos

Answer 12

cross multiply and then you get cos over or sine over cos

Answer 13

ya i need this meathoad

Answer 14

could u plz use euation one i cat understand

Answer 15

now multiply the other side by the reciprocal of the tan or cotan and you get either cot^2+1= csc^2 or tan^2+1= sec^2

Answer 16

Okay, I'm going to work it out and then scan my paper, is that okay with you?

Answer 17

ok thnx

Answer 18

it may take a little while, brb

Answer 19

ok

Answer 20

alright it's loading just a little more :D

Answer 21

alright it's loading just a little more :D

Answer 22

I hope this helps :)

Answer 23

actually when providing a proof.. most teachers want you to only use one side
ie
secxcscx=tanx+cotx
=sinx/cosx +cosx/tanx
=sin^2x+cos^x/(cosxsinx)
=1/cosxsinx
=secxcscx (lhs)