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1. (2cosx-2secx)(3cosx^2+3secx^2+β) 2. (16tanxsecx-4secx)/(8tanxsecx+4secx) 3.sinxcosx^3+cosx^4
1. (2cosx-2secx)(3cosx^2+3secx^2+β)
2. (16tanxsecx-4secx)/(8tanxsecx+4secx) 3.sinxcosx^3+cosx^4 (hint: GCF) 4. (cosβ+sinβ)^2
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Anna
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