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How do you find the value of the equation: 1 - csc ^2 (x)

How do you find the value of the equation: 1 - csc ^2 (x)-example-1
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Reorder 1 and -csc^2(x)+1

Factor -1 out of -csc^2(x).

Rewrite 1 as -1 (-1).
-csc^2(x)-1•-1

Factor -1 out of -csc^2(x)-1•-1.
-(csc^2(x)-1)

Apply Pythagorean identity.
-cot^2(x)

Answer: 1-csc^2(x)

Sorry if I’m wrong.
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