Posted by Yadira on Monday, April 30, 2012 at 12:23am.
1) rewrite cosx (cosx/sinx) + sinx = csc x
2) cosx^2/sinx + sinx = csc x
3) multiply sinx by (sinx/sinx) to get same denominator
this gives you cosx^2/sinx + sinx^2/sinx = cscx
4) combine your fractions
(cosx^2 + sinx^2)/sinx = cscx
5) rewrite numerator
1/sinx= csc x
and there you go it is proven (you have to know your trig identity to do this so look them up if you dont know them)
Thank You! :D
no problem lol this one almost had me stump for alittle
Ohh it was hard me :/ .Do you think you can answer my other questions?
Ohh it was hard me :/ .Do you think you can answer my other questions?
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