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What basic trigonometric identity would you use to verify that sinx + 1/ sinx = 1+ cscx

What basic trigonometric identity would you use to verify that sinx + 1/ sinx = 1+ cscx-example-1
User Cgogolin
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Answer: cscx=1/sinx

Explanation:

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User Far
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Answer:

C) We use csc =
(1)/(sinx) to verify.

Explanation:

Given :
(sinx+ 1)/(sinx) = 1 +csc x.

To find : What basic trigonometric identity would you use to verify.

Solution : We have given that
(sinx+ 1)/(sinx) = 1 +csc x.

To verify we need to show left hand side equal to right hand side.

For right hand side

1 +csc x

By csc =
(1)/(sinx).

Plug the value csc =
(1)/(sinx).

1 +
(1)/(sinx).

Taking least common multiple


(sinx +1)/(sinx) = left hand side.

We can see this is equal to left hand side

Hence , left hand side = right hand side.

Therefore, C) We use csc =
(1)/(sinx) to verify.

User Reacen
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