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My question is this: Verify the identity sec(*) + tan(*)/cot(*)+ cos(*) = tan(*
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My question is this: Verify the identity sec(*) + tan(*)/cot(*)+ cos(*) = tan(*)sec(*)
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Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Verify the identity [sec(*) + tan(*)]/[cot(*)+ cos(*)] = tan(*)sec(*)
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Multiply both sides by [cot+cos] to get::
sec + tan = (tan*sec)[cot + cos]
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sec + tan = (tan*cot*sec + tan*sec*cos
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sec + tan = 1*sec + tan*1
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sec + tan = sec + tan
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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