Prove the identity.\\ \frac{1}{2\cot x (1-\cos^2 x)} = \csc 2x\\Note that each Statement must be based on a Rule chosen from the Rule menu. To see a detailed description of a Rule, select the More Information Button to the right of the Rule.\ Statement\\\frac{1}{2\cot x (1-\cos^2 x)}\\Validate\\Rule\\Select Rule
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