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Verify the identity.

cotangent of x to the second power divided by quantity cosecant of x plus one equals quantity one minus sine of x divided by sine of x

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Answer:

Therefore,


(\cot^(2)x)/(\csc x +1)=(1-\sin x)/(\sin x) ....Proved

Explanation:

To Prove:


(\cot^(2)x)/(\csc x +1)=(1-\sin x)/(\sin x)

Proof:

Left Hand Side =
(\cot^(2)x)/(\csc x +1)

Using Identity
\cot^(2)x=\csc^(2)-1

=
(\csc^(2)x-1)/(\csc x +1)

Using identity a² - b² =( a - b )( a + b )

=
((\csc x-1)(\csc x+1))/(\csc x +1)

=
(\csc x-1)

Now Using identity
\csc x=(1)/(\sin x) we get

=
((1)/(\sin x)-1)

=
((1-\sin x)/(\sin x))

=Right Hand Side

Therefore,


(\cot^(2)x)/(\csc x +1)=(1-\sin x)/(\sin x) ....Proved

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