Asok B. answered 05/13/13
Ph. D in Biochemistry, willing to teach Chemistry, Biochemistry, Math
1+ Sec^2 X. Sin^2 X
= 1 + 1/(cos^2 X). Sin^2 X
= 1 + Sin^2 X/cos^2 X
= 1+ tan^2 X
=Sec^2 X
Libby D.
asked 01/13/13prove the identity
Asok B. answered 05/13/13
Ph. D in Biochemistry, willing to teach Chemistry, Biochemistry, Math
1+ Sec^2 X. Sin^2 X
= 1 + 1/(cos^2 X). Sin^2 X
= 1 + Sin^2 X/cos^2 X
= 1+ tan^2 X
=Sec^2 X
Kevin S. answered 01/13/13
A few hints: 1 - sec x = 1/(cos x) 2 - (sin x)/(cos x) = tan x That should give you a good start
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