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solve 1 + cosx over 1- cosx = 0
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we have \[\frac{1+\cos x}{1-\cos x}=0\] 1- cos x can't be infinity so \[1+cos x=0\] or \[\cos x=-1\] so x=180, 540 , 900 and so on
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Buster kitten infinity is a very large number, you know tan 90 is infinity. It's defined as \[\frac{any\ number}{0}\] so \[\frac{1}{infinity}=0\]
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@Busterkitten I feel you're a smart girl:)
Thanks, you seem very knowledgeable with math :D. Thanks for all of your help :D
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