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(sec6x+sin2x)/(sin6x-sin2x)=tan4xcot2x
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Steve
I don't think the identity holds. Plug in x = pi/6.

Graph (sec6x+sin2x)/(sin6x-sin2x)-tan4xcot2x

and you don't get zero.
13 years ago

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