RAZEL C.
asked 05/26/20Prove that tanx/sin^2x=±√1+tan^2x/1-cos^2x
Please provide a solution. Your help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you. ^_^
1 Expert Answer
Patrick B. answered 05/26/20
Math and computer tutor/teacher
Douglas said...
sqrt[( tan^2+1)/(1-cos^2)]=
sqrt( sec^2/sin^2 )
= sec/sin
= 1/(sin * cos)
vs.
tan /1 divided by sin^2/1 = sin/cos *1/sin^2 = 1/(sin * cos)
RAZEL C.
Can u explain further?05/26/20
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Douglas B.
Hint: start with the right hand side. Use the identities 1+tan^2x = sec^2x and 1-cos^2x = sin^2x.05/26/20