SOLUTION: (1-sin^2(x))/(sinx) *sec(x)=√(1-sin^2(x))�sin(x) I know this is an identity but i dont know the steps to prove it

SOLUTION: (1-sin^2(x))/(sinx) *sec(x)=√(1-sin^2(x))�sin(x) I know this is an identity but i dont know the steps to prove it

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Question 747039: (1-sin^2(x))/(sinx) *sec(x)=√(1-sin^2(x))�sin(x)
I know this is an identity but i dont know the steps to prove it
Answer by lwsshak3(11628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(1-sin^2(x))/(sinx) *sec(x)=√(1-sin^2(x))�sin(x)
Start with left side:

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