Asked by Kristien
Prove the identity:
tanA/secA+1 = secA-1/tanA
Can u please explainit to me step by step?
I greatly appreciate your help! Thanks:)
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Answered by
Steve
This is exactly like the one with (1-sin)/cos
The identity tan^2 = sec^1 - 1 should help.
The identity tan^2 = sec^1 - 1 should help.
Answered by
Kristien
we never learned this identity
at school...is there any basio other identity thtwould help bcz im sure that since we neverlearned this identity in class he wont mark it right on a test..
at school...is there any basio other identity thtwould help bcz im sure that since we neverlearned this identity in class he wont mark it right on a test..
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