Which of the equations (drawn inside!) are identities? ***CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY!!!*** I don't get this one :( @terenzreignz :)
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Well, which of these equations are ALWAYS true, no matter what value of x (in their domains, of course)
HINT: There are two of them...
ermm, i'm not too sure :( i think one of them is A right?
Yes, A is true... simply because \[\huge \cot(x) = \frac1{\tan (x)}\] And the other?
plus in values to check.
umm is it B? :)
No guessing. A variation of what @primeralph said, see if there are any values of x, any at all, which would make the equation false.
cuz i'm pretty sure D isn't one right?
D isn't one, for sure.
so i'm debating between B and C... :/ lemme take a look again :)
you do that :)
okay... ermm quick question, i use a calc for this right? if so, how do you input csc again? ;/ i always forget.. is csc 1/sin ? :/
csc = 1/sin
pfff why would you use 1/sin for csc if you weren't ALREADY SURE that \[\huge \csc(x) = \frac1{\sin(x)}\] ??? You just made me LOL
ohhh lol... so basically it's A and C then? :P
Yeah... you had the answer already... This is a keeper :D
By the way, @primeralph Welcome to OpenStudy, I hope you're here to stay :D
lol.... omg *facepalm* hahahah :P thanks :) A and C it is!! :)
*choose all. Answer may be more than one
yeah, welcome to OS!! :)
and yup @primeralph so we got A and C :)
thanks!!! :)
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