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Proving a Trigonometric Identity : tanx + 1 / tanx = 1 / sinx cos x
Prove : tanx + 1 / tanx = 1 / sinx cos x
I'm not quite sure how I would prove this, I know it is a certain formula, but I don't not know how it applies.
A trigonometric identity is proven.
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