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Question from Rebecca, a student: How do I prove: 1/sin@ csc@ -2sin@ |
Rebecca,
I would write csc(θ) as 1/sin(θ) and the multiply the left side by sin(θ)/sin(θ). Add the resulting two fractions and simplify.
Penny
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