Verifying trigonometric identities by splitting up your fractions

The video tutorial explains how to handle expressions with denominators, focusing on dividing each term by the denominator. It demonstrates rewriting expressions using trigonometric identities, specifically secant and sine squared. The tutorial further simplifies expressions using Pythagorean identities, showing that one minus cosine squared equals sine squared. The key takeaway is understanding the application of these identities in simplifying trigonometric expressions.

Describe the process of rewriting the left side of the equation as mentioned in the text.

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What does one minus cosine squared equal, according to the text?

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