Question

complete the identity sinq / cosq + cosq / sinq =

I'm not sure I'm coming up with
1 + cot q
Use the Quotient Identities. (The "q" hints at that, too.) The Quotient Identities are the rules for tangent and cotangent.
yes that's what I did I just wasn't sure if I came up with the correct answer ?
The Quotient Identities are:

tanx = sinx / cosx
cotx = cosx / sinx

All you have to do is substitute those into your equation.

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