SOLUTION: How to do this problem: 1/sec^2 33 degrees + 1/csc^2 33 degrees? As much detail as possible would be awesome, thanks!!

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Question 415080: How to do this problem:
1/sec^2 33 degrees + 1/csc^2 33 degrees?
As much detail as possible would be awesome, thanks!!

Answer by robertb(5830)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
, for all values of x.
Hence .

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