Asked by Nana-Nana
Simplify:
1) 1 + sin²α + cos²α
2) cos²α + tan²α*cos²α
1) 1 + sin²α + cos²α
2) cos²α + tan²α*cos²α
Answers
Answered by
oobleck
Looks like you need to review your most fundamental of all trig identities:
sin²α + cos²α = 1
divide that through by cos²α and you get
tan²α + 1 = sec²α
The rest is just Algebra I
sin²α + cos²α = 1
divide that through by cos²α and you get
tan²α + 1 = sec²α
The rest is just Algebra I
Answered by
Lila
1)
Trig identity: sin²α = 1 - cos²α
1 + 1 - cos²α + cos²α = 2
2)
Trig identity: 1 + tan²α = sec²α, sec²α = 1/cos²α
cos²α(1 + tan²α) = cos²α(sec²α)
= 1
Trig identity: sin²α = 1 - cos²α
1 + 1 - cos²α + cos²α = 2
2)
Trig identity: 1 + tan²α = sec²α, sec²α = 1/cos²α
cos²α(1 + tan²α) = cos²α(sec²α)
= 1
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