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Please, please help me! I don't even know where to start with solving this... sec(x)csc(x)+√2 csc(x)=0
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sec(x)csc(x)+√2 csc(x)=0
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Factorize the left hand side and equate the factors to zero.
Then, use the notation that : sec x = 1/cosx and csc x = 1/sinx
Result: x = ± π3 + 2πk , k∈Z
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