Answer to Question #19798 in Trigonometry for kevin

Question #19798

verify that the equation is an identity

tan x(csc x - sin x) = cos x

Expert's answer

tanx(cscx-sinx)=cosx=sinxcscx-sin^2x=cos^x=>sinxcscx=1=>1=1

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