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solve tang3x+1=sec3x
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Ambiguous question do not get answered as fast as well-defined ones.
Here's another case.
Do you mean
tan(3x)+1=sec(3x), or
tan³x+1=sec³x, or even
tan(3x+1)=sec(3x) ?
In textbooks, the argument of tan(x) or exponents are indicated in a different type. When typography is not available to remove ambiguity, parentheses should be used liberally.
Powers can also be indicated as:
tan^3(x) instead of tan³(x).
Here's another case.
Do you mean
tan(3x)+1=sec(3x), or
tan³x+1=sec³x, or even
tan(3x+1)=sec(3x) ?
In textbooks, the argument of tan(x) or exponents are indicated in a different type. When typography is not available to remove ambiguity, parentheses should be used liberally.
Powers can also be indicated as:
tan^3(x) instead of tan³(x).
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