Multiplying two trig functions using identities

The video tutorial discusses the breakdown of trigonometric problems using cofunction identities, focusing on cotangent and tangent relationships. It explains the concept of even and odd functions, highlighting that cosine and secant are even, while others are odd. The tutorial emphasizes simplifying trigonometric identities using sines and cosines as a starting point. It concludes with applying the division property to simplify expressions involving fractions, resulting in the negative secant of X.

Explain the process of multiplying fractions in the context of trigonometric identities.

What does the division property imply when multiplying fractions in trigonometric expressions?