is this cot(x^2) or (cotx)^2?
assuming it's
what do you need that for? I did it using chain & didn't have to touch that bit
assuming it's
Mayson
cot^2x=cosec^2x-1
what do you need that for? I did it using chain & didn't have to touch that bit
Original post by Destiny15
im confused
wow how did you manage to find such an old thread
, it died in 2007 Quick Reply
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