Tuesday, October 8, 2013

Prove that: 1+ sin 2x / sin^2 x = csc^2 x + 2cot x

1 + sin2x / sin^2 x = csc^2 x + 2cot
x


We will start from the right side.


We
know that csc x = 1/sinx and cotx = cosx/sinx


==> csc^2 x +
2cotx = (1/sin^2 x) + 2 cosx/sinx


We will find the common
denominator.


==> csc^2 x + 2cotx = (1+ 2sinxcosx)/sin^2
x


Now we know that 2sinx*cosx =
sin2x


==> csc^2 x + 2cotx = (1+ sin2x)/sin^2 x
........q.e.d


Then we proved that: csc^2 x + 2cotx =
(1+ sin2x) /sin^2 x

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