Trigonometry Identities - General Substitution of 1 to Inverse (with Identity)

Question

Simplify this expression using trig identities

$$	ext{Using:} \   	ext{sin}^2{(\gamma)} + 	ext{cos}^2{(\gamma)} = 1 \   \ \overline{\phantom{...}} \ \ 	ext{Simplify:} \ \sin(\gamma)  +  \cos(\gamma) \cdot \cot(\gamma) $$

Accepted Answer

$$\csc(\gamma)  $$

Answer

$$\cos(\gamma)  $$

Answer

$$\cot(\gamma)  $$

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