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Prove that 1 + sinx = sinx(1+cscx).

Prove that 1 + sinx = sinx(1+cscx).
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Prove that 1 + sinx = sinx(1+cscx).

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Explanation:

csc x = 1/sinx

so sinx ( 1 + cscx )

= sinx ( 1 + 1/sinx)

= sinx + sinx /sinx

= sin x + 1 Done .

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