SOLUTION: (Cos(theta))�(sec(theta)+sin(theta)�csc(theta))=1 I understand that i have to get one side equal to the other but I don't know the steps after converting the denominators. Could y

Question 928808: (Cos(theta))�(sec(theta)+sin(theta)�csc(theta))=1
I understand that i have to get one side equal to the other but I don't know the steps after converting the denominators. Could you explain every little change, assume I am retarded please?
Answer by lwsshak3(11628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(Cos(theta))�(sec(theta)+sin(theta)�csc(theta))=1
start with left side:

verified: left side=right side
RELATED QUESTIONS
If cos theta = 3/5 and sin theta < 0, find: sin theta, sec theta, csc theta, tan theta,... (answered by richard1234)

I have three questions that I need extreme help on. 1. Find sec thata if sin theta=-4/5 (answered by midwood_trail,solver91311)

solve tan theta/2= csc^2 theta - cot^2 theta on the interval [0, 2pi) I tried using... (answered by Alan3354)

How to solve the following: sin theta cot^2 theta sec ^2 theta = ? Answers: a)sec... (answered by lwsshak3)

FOR THE ACUTE ANGLE sin theta =3/5, FIND: COS theta TAN theta COT theta SEC theta... (answered by ikleyn,MathTherapy)

Verify that sec theta/sin theta * cot theta/csc theta = csc theta is an identity, help? (answered by richard1234)

A function value and a quadrant are given. Find the other five functions values. Give... (answered by lwsshak3)

The equation, with restriction on x, is the terminal side of an angle theta on standard... (answered by stanbon)

Hi. Please help me verify this equation as an identity: {{{sec(theta)/tan(theta)}}} +... (answered by Alan3354,AnlytcPhil)