
Russ P. answered 10/25/14
Tutor
4.9
(135)
Patient MIT Grad For Math and Science Tutoring
Rocio,
Recall the identity sin2 (Θ) + cos2 (Θ) =1 and so sin2 (Θ) = 1 - cos2 (Θ).
Then in [2 cos2 (Θ) - sin2 (Θ) + 1]/cos (Θ) = 3 cos (Θ) substitute for the sin2 (Θ)
[2 cos2 (Θ) - (1 - cos2 (Θ)) + 1]/cos (Θ) = 3 cos (Θ)
[2 cos2 (Θ) + cos2 (Θ)]/cos (Θ) = 3 cos (Θ) , and dividing thru by the cosine
[2 cos (Θ) + cos (Θ)] = 3 cos (Θ)