You can put this solution on YOUR website! First, your question is hard to understand because you spelled most of it incorrectly.
And secondly your question is like asking how do you do math.
Be specific about which identities you want to discuss.
Identities are not problems. They are used to solve problems.
1. Be very proficient in doing algebra.
2. Know all your trig identities:
The reciprocal identities:
The quotient identities
The Pythagorean identities
as well as all of their rearrangements:
Also recognize factors of the Pythagorean
identities which can be written as the
difference of two perfect squares, such
as recognizing that since
that when one of the factors on the right
appears, that you can multiply top and bottom
by another factor and a Pythagorean identity
will arise.
3. Work with the most complicated side first.
Then when you have simplified it as far
as you can, and the identity has not
been solved, begin to work with the other
side to see if you can get it to an equivalent
form.
4. If you are stuck, try using the reciprocal and
quotient formulas so that only sines and cosines
appear.
Edwin