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Philip Haney
10 December, 02:49
Prove each identify
cos X (tanX+cotX) = cscX
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Joey Colon
10 December, 03:04
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Step-by-step explanation:
cos X (tanX+cotX) = cscX
cos X (sinx/cosx + cosx/sinx) = cscx
cos X (sin²+cos²/cossin) = cscx
cosx (1/cossin) = cscx
cross out cosines
1/sinx=cscx
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