how would you varify the following

sinx+sinx cot^2x=cscx

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The same way you do any of these proofs. Start using the trig identities you know, to transform one side of the equation till it matches the other side. I used to love these identity proofs when I studied trig. It was amazing how many ways there were to write the same things!

Do lots of them. It will stand you in good stead later on.

But I digress.

sin + sin cot^2
sin (1 + cot^2)
sin(csc^2)
1/csc * csc^2
csc
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