SOLUTION: Prove that the following equations is an Identity
1/1-cos C + 1/1+cos C = 2csc^2 C
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Question 519692: Prove that the following equations is an Identity
1/1-cos C + 1/1+cos C = 2csc^2 C
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Prove that the following equations is an Identity
1/1-cos C + 1/1+cos C = 2csc^2 C
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starting with left side
1/1-cos+1/1+cos
LCD: (1-cos)(1+cos)=1-cos^2 (difference of squares)
(1+cos+1-cos)/1-cos^2
2/1-cos^2=2/sin^2=2csc^2
verified: left side=right side
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