SOLUTION: Show that 1+tan^2 (theta)=sec^2(theta) for 76.5 degrees.
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Question 193369
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saxon algebra 2
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Show that 1+tan^2 (theta)=sec^2(theta) for 76.5 degrees.
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saxon algebra 2
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To begin, we know:
and
So:
But:
But:
So:
Hence:
for all real values of
John