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anonymous · Answer

Not very helpful... What is your problem.

anonymous · Answer

its um 2/1-cot 22 degrees +     cot 23 degrees

anonymous · Answer

simplify that expression

jdoe0001 · Answer

$\bf \cfrac{2}{1-cot(22^o)}+cot(23^o)?$

anonymous · Answer

yes

jdoe0001 · Answer

somehow I don't see it simplifying further

anonymous · Answer

You can solve it...

anonymous · Answer

are you familiar with trigonometric identites?

anonymous · Answer

uggh i need a math professor or someting

anonymous · Answer

Well the answer is one but I have no idea how to get there...

jdoe0001 · Answer

@BestRivenNA   can you take a quick screenshot of the material and post it here?

anonymous · Answer

umm well it just says simplify $$\frac{ 2 }{ 1-\cot 22 degrees } +\cot 23 degrees$$

anonymous · Answer

lol i didnt know how to make a degree sign

jdoe0001 · Answer

right... well... $\bf \cfrac{2}{1-cot(22^o)}+cot(23^o)$   I don't see it simplifyable further, maybe it's just me....  thus I'd think there's more context to it

anonymous · Answer

ok :(

jdoe0001 · Answer

so a quick screenshot may show what's expected I'd think

anonymous · Answer

well in the equation i have there are no paratheses

jdoe0001 · Answer

ok.... so... do you know how to post a picture here?    just using the [Attach File] button

anonymous · Answer

so do i take a picture with my pc cam?

anonymous · Answer

Yes please.

anonymous · Answer

well this is what i get it matlab

anonymous · Answer

um how did you get 1 after the output?

anonymous · Answer

Unfortunately I dont know...

anonymous · Answer

omg the answer is 1!

anonymous · Answer

I never was that great at trig

anonymous · Answer

i just realized that i could use the calculator and i got 1.00000000006

jdoe0001 · Answer

well... yes....  if that's what's expected... sure

jdoe0001 · Answer

as opposed to a trig identity

anonymous · Answer

So what are you saying @jdoe0001