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![]() Hello guys.
I'm really having difficulties in answering Trigometric identities kindly help me with this. This is the Fundamental Trigonometric Identities Chart that my teacher gave me. ![]() and this the problem that I need to prove. Prove. ![]() please explain them to me ![]() and can I ask for techniques or ways to answer this without difficulties? |
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![]() 1. 1 - sin/csc = cos/sec
Let's work on the left-hand side (LHS). 1 - sin/(1/sin) = cos/sec 1 - sin*sin = cos/sec cos*cos = cos/sec cos(1/sec) = cos/sec cos/sec = cos/sec 2. 1/(sec*sec) = 1 - 1/(csc*csc) Work on the RHS. 1/(sec*sec) = 1 - 1/((1/sin)(1/sin)) 1/(sec*sec) = 1 - sin*sin 1/(sec*sec) = cos*cos 1/(sec*sec) = (1/sec)(1/sec) 1/(sec*sec) = 1/(sec*sec) |
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