simplify. 1+tan^2(pi/2-x)
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Using the identity 1 + tan2(θ ) = sec2 (θ ), we have
1+tan^2(pi/2-x) = sec2 (pi/2 - x ) = 1 / cos2 (pi/2 - x)
And since cos(pi/2 -x) = sin(x) we have
1/ (sin2 (x) = csc2(x)
Csc^2(x)