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Trigonometric Identities
How would you prove/Verify this Identity.
x=theta
(cosx+sinx-sin^3x)/(sinx)=cotx+cos^2x
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(cos+sin-sin^3)/sin = cot + 1 - sin^2 = cot + cos^2
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