Derivative of Csc(x) Proof (Using the Limit Definition)

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i love how this video continues from the sec x derivative video lol

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What allows you to multiply Sin(x+h)Sin(x) by h?

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I assume you're talking about what happened around 2:30. I dragged the sin(x+h)sin(x) into the denominator, since it was in the denominator of the numerator. The denominator of the numerator -> denominator The denominator of the denominator -> numerator Stemming from the idea that (a/b)/(c/d) = (ad/bc).

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