SOLUTION: prove the identity. 1+sin(a)/1+csc(a)=tan(a)/sec(a)
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Question 594182: prove the identity. 1+sin(a)/1+csc(a)=tan(a)/sec(a)
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prove the identity. 1+sin(a)/1+csc(a)=tan(a)/sec(a)
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Change everything to sines and cosines.
Eliminate fractions.
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