Solving Trigonometric Identity EXAMPLE | Pre-Calculus
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In this example we solve a common pre-calculus trigonometric identity involving the technique of trigonometric multiplicative inverses. In this case (tanx)(cox)=1.
note: this can be used with other multiplicative identities such as (sinx)(cscx)=1 or (secx)(cosx)=1.