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User Leon Van Der Veen
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Explanation:

a)


\sin^(2)x + \cos^(2)x = 1

Dividing both sides by sin^2x, we get


1 + (\cos^(2)x )/( \sin^(2)x) = (1)/(\sin^(2)x )

The 2nd term on the LHS is simply cot^2x and the RHS is simply csc^2x


1 + \cot^(2)x = \csc^(2)x

b)


2 \sin x = 1


\sin x = (1)/(2)


x = \sin^( - 1) ((1)/(2)) = (\pi)/(6)

You can also graph it to arrive at the solution.

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