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prove as an identity
1/1+sin(x) + 1/1-sin(x)
14 years ago

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mel
oops i forgot the =2sec^2
14 years ago
Reiny
identities are equations.
I don't see an equation.
14 years ago
Reiny
so it is 1/(1+sinx) + 1/(1-sinx) = 2sec^2 x

LS
= (1 - sinx + 1 + sinx)/((1+sinx)(1-sinx))
= 2/(1 - sin^2x)
= 2 cos^2x
= 2sec^2x
= RS
14 years ago

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