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tanx/2=tanx/secx+1
12 years ago

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Reiny
Is it
tan (x/2) = tanx/secx + 1 ??
tan (x/2) = tanx/(secx +1) ??
(tanx)/2 = tanx/secx + 1 ?? ---> the way you typed

are we solving the equation, or is it supposed to be an identity?

Can you see why brackets are essential?
12 years ago

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