SOLUTION: What is the simplified version of sinx + cosx • cotx
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Question 1081945: What is the simplified version of sinx + cosx • cotx
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Start with the given expression
Rewrite cotangent (cot) into cosine (cos) over sine (sin)
Rewrite the fist term into
Multiply the fractions
Multiply
Multiply the first term by (1)
Rewrite the into
Rewrite the fist term into
Multiply the fractions
Multiply
Add the fractions
Use the pythagorean trig identity
Use the reciprocal trig identity
"csc" is shorthand for "cosecant"
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In the end, simplifies to
Note: Here is a list of trig identities and other trig reference material.
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