SOLUTION: verify an identity: 1) tan(t)+ 2 cos(t)csc(t)=sec(t)+csc(t)+cot(t) 2)(cot(θ)-tan(θ)÷sin(θ)+cos(θ))=csc(θ)-sec(θ) 3)(1+sec(4x)÷sin(4x)+tan(4x))=

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Question 505822: verify an identity:
1) tan(t)+ 2 cos(t)csc(t)=sec(t)+csc(t)+cot(t)
2)(cot(θ)-tan(θ)÷sin(θ)+cos(θ))=csc(θ)-sec(θ)
3)(1+sec(4x)÷sin(4x)+tan(4x))=csc(4x)

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3) Let , then



Change everything to equivalent and functions:



Apply the LCD where applicable:







Only one problem per post please. I'll tell you one thing about the other two problems: One of them is NOT an identity.

John

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