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(1+siny)/(cos y)+(cos y)/(1+sin y) (cot x)/(tanx+cot x)=cos^2x csc^2θ·tan^2θ - 1 = tan^2θ
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(1+siny)/(cos y)+(cos y)/(1+sin y) (cot x)/(tanx+cot x)=cos^2x csc^2θ·tan^2θ - 1 = tan^2θ
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csc^2θ·tan^2θ - 1 = tan^2θ
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c) Note that cscx = 1/sinx so
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