SOLUTION: 1/cosA+sinA+1 + 1/cosA+sinA-1 is equal to cosecA+secA how to prove it.

Question 976140: 1/cosA+sinA+1 + 1/cosA+sinA-1 is equal to cosecA+secA how to prove it.
Answer by josgarithmetic(39625) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Start with the more complicated expression and simplify.

You have obvious other simplifications to do first.
, based on Commutative Property for Addition

Simplest common denominator is cos(A).

This appears not to be same as cosec(A)+sec(A).

Try starting with the other expression instead.

Much work done so far, but the identity is not proved, and it is likely not an identity.
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