Verify the Trigonometric Identity cos(pi + x) = -cos(x)

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prove cos(pi - x) = -cos x

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prove cos( pi - theta ) = -cos theta

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(cos(pi + x) cos(-x))/(sin(pi - x) cos(pi/2 + x)) = cot^2 x

cos(pi + x) cos(- x)/sin(pi - x) cos(pi2 + x) = cot^2(x) ||