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Prove that tan (Beta) sin (Beta) + cos (Beta) = sec (Beta)

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13 years ago

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Answered by Steve
tan*sin + cos
sin^2/cos + cos^2/cos
(sin^2+cos^2)/cos
1/cos
sec
13 years ago
Answered by Anonymous
sec (beta) cot(beta)
10 years ago
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