frac{frac{1}{sin x} + frac{1}{cos x}}{frac{1}{sin x} - frac{1}{cos x}} = frac{cos^2 x - sin^2 x}{1 - sin 2x}
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We have sin X and cos X. We know that sin^2 X + cos^2 X = 1 (based on the Pythagorean identity). Show more…
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