The forum discussion centers on proving the trigonometric identity: \(\frac{\cos(\theta)}{1 - \tan(\theta)} + \frac{\sin(\theta)}{1 - \cot(\theta)} = \sin(\theta) + \cos(\theta)\). Participants emphasize the need for clarity in the problem statement and the importance of showing an attempt at a solution. The ambiguity in the initial post is noted, suggesting that further details are necessary for effective assistance.
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The rules of this forum say that you need to show an attempt. What have you tried?blondie1125 said:Homework Statement
cos[itex]\theta[/itex][itex]/[/itex]1-tan[itex]\theta[/itex]+sin[itex]\theta[/itex]/1-cot[itex]\theta[/itex]=sin[itex]\theta[/itex]+cos[itex]\theta[/itex]