Question

What is the integral of 1-tan^2theta from 0 to pi/3?

Using the identity tan^2theta=sec^2theta-1,
I got my answer to be

2pi/3 - sqrt*3

Can someone verify this for me please?
You are correct!!

Good job :)

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