Answer :
sec^2x+csc^2x=sec^2xcsc^2x
Divide both sides by csc^2x
sec^2x+(csc^2x/csc^2x)=sec^2xcsc^2x/csc^2x
sec^2x=sec^2x
Divide both sides by sec^2x
0=0 which is a true statement.
Hope this helps :)
Divide both sides by csc^2x
sec^2x+(csc^2x/csc^2x)=sec^2xcsc^2x/csc^2x
sec^2x=sec^2x
Divide both sides by sec^2x
0=0 which is a true statement.
Hope this helps :)
You might know that sec²(x) - tan²(x) = 1. If we solve for sec²(x), then we obtain:
sec²(x) = 1 + tan²(x)
Then,
csc²(x)(1 + tan²(x))
==> csc²(x) + csc²(x)tan²(x)
==> csc²(x) + 1/sin²(x) * sin²(x)/cos²(x)
==> csc²(x) + 1/cos²(x)
==> csc²(x) + sec²(x)
==> RHS
I hope this helps!
sec²(x) = 1 + tan²(x)
Then,
csc²(x)(1 + tan²(x))
==> csc²(x) + csc²(x)tan²(x)
==> csc²(x) + 1/sin²(x) * sin²(x)/cos²(x)
==> csc²(x) + 1/cos²(x)
==> csc²(x) + sec²(x)
==> RHS
I hope this helps!