Question

Simplify.

Answer 1

\[\frac{x \csc x +1}{ x \csc x }\]

Answer 2

break it up into 2 fractions and see what you see

Answer 3

o wow im dumb... thx :P

Answer 4

yup

Answer 5

this says otherwise... http://www.mathway.com/answer.aspx?p=ccal?p=(xcsc(x)+1)SMB10xcsc(x)?p=2?p=?p=?p=?p=?p=0?p=?p=0?p=?p=?p=Simplify

Answer 6

samething. if you view the steps I'm sure you'll see the fractions split up and csc changed to 1/sin, Then the fractions brought back together using a common denominator

Answer 7

i cant view the stes u need a subscroption

Answer 8

idk how to do it still im lost

Answer 9

ok so split it up into fractions. so now you have (cscx/cscx) + (1/cscx)

Answer 10

you see the csc/csc is reduced to 1. and I forgot to include the x's above

Answer 11

so now you have 1+ (1/xcscx)

Answer 12

csc x = 1/sinx. Using this fact sinx gets flipped to the numerator

Answer 13

1 + sinx/x

Answer 14

o gotch gotch thx soo much

Answer 15

now get a common denominator and add them. you should get the same answer

Answer 16

yup