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Verify/prove the following trigonometric identity: (cos(x) + 1)/(tan^2(x)) = (cos(x))/(sec(x) - 1)

Verify/prove the following trigonometric identity: (cos(x) + 1)/(tan^2(x)) = (cos(x))/(sec(x) - 1)
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Verify/prove the following trigonometric identity:

(cos(x) + 1)/(tan^2(x)) = (cos(x))/(sec(x) - 1)

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I’m not sure but I have to answers questions so I. Can ask one
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