For 1, draw up the two graphs, and integrate with borders making sure to put absolute values wherever, the area goes under the x-axis.
For 2, note that :
\frac{d}{dx} (-cotx) = (cscx)^{2}
So by integrating both sides
\int \frac{d}{dx} (-cotx) = \int (cscx)^{2} dx
-cotx + C= \int (cscx)^2...