SOLUTION: Expand (3cos^2theta + 2sec^2theta)^2 i figured this much but got stuck after this: (3cos^2theta + 2sec^2theta)(3cos^2theta + 2sec^2theta) (9cos^4theta + 4sec^2theta6cos^2thet

Question 31983: Expand (3cos^2theta + 2sec^2theta)^2 i figured this much but got stuck after this:
(3cos^2theta + 2sec^2theta)(3cos^2theta + 2sec^2theta)
(9cos^4theta + 4sec^2theta6cos^2theta + 4sec^4theta)
9cos^4theta + 4 (1/cos theta)^2 6cos^2theta + 4(1/cos theta)^4
i'm stuck, please help me! thanks!
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You have expanded the original expression.
What more do you want to do?
Cheers,
Stan H.
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