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11 years ago Edited: 11 years ago, bio_man
Can someone explain to me how to prove this trigonometric identity? I am really lost and any help is appreciated. 
Verify this Identity (1+sec(-theta))/(sin(-theta)+tan(-theta) = -csc(theta)
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11 years ago
The moderator is quite good, he should assist you Wink Face

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It's fixed lol! It took hours to fix, database was disrupted.
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