problem is attached!i have also attached a sample problem on how i would like this problem solved and explained.i need to see all steps in correct order please. i have a few more problems like this so i want to make sure i understand how to solve this problem.please and thank you so much! Lexample; C SCX-Cotx CoSy = SihXCSCX-Cotx coSXcot(x)co5(x)=ReciprocalRuleSteP 2:Cos (x).QuotientRuleStep 3:RuleStep-Al9ebraRule(x)4isPY the goreanRuleStep 5: Sin' (x)......Step 6........(X) u'STÜL Prove the identity1+sin(q)tan(q)- sec(g)-1tan(g) sec(q)+1cos(q)hint: write everything as sines and cosines and then add fractions on the top and bottomseparately.Show all steps. Justify or explain each step. Upload your written work to this problem.

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To prove identity tanq+secq-1tanq-secq+1=1+sinqcosq We know that, sec2θ-tan2θ=1 Therefore, left hand side of equation can be written as: tanq+secq-sec2q-tan2qtanq-secq+1=tanq+secq-secq+tanqsecq-tanqtanq-secq+!=tanq+secq1-secq+tanqtanq-secq+1=tanq+secq=sinqcosq+1cosq=sinq+1cosqTherefore, LHS=RHS Hence, proved.

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Lexample
; C SCX-Cotx CoSy = SihX
CSCX-Cotx coSX
cot(x)co5(x)
=Reciprocal
Rule
SteP 2:
Cos (x)
.
Quotient
Rule
Step 3:
Rule
Step
-Al9ebra
Rule
(x)4is
PY the gorean
Rule
Step 5: Sin' (x)
......
Step 6
........
(X) u'S
TÜL

Prove the identity
1+sin(q)
tan(q)- sec(g)-1
tan(g) sec(q)+1
cos(q)
hint: write everything as sines and cosines and then add fractions on the top and bottom
separately.
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