Proving Trig Identities part 1
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@AlberPopov On the left hand side, we are dividing by both sine and cosine so, multiples of pi/2 are already excluded.
ProfessorElvisZap 5 months ago
shouldn't you check if sin(x)=/0 before dividing by it?
AlberPopov 5 months ago