2-sin^20/cos0 = sec0 + cos0

Establish the identity:1. sin0(cot0 + tan0) = sec0 2. cos0 +1/cos0 -1 = 1 + sec0/1 - sec0
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2-sin^20/cos0 = sec0 + cos0* 0 = Theta
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sec0+ten0-1/tan0+sec0+1=1+sin0/cos0
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establish identitysec 0/1 + sec0 = 1 - cos0/sin^2 0
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If sec0-tan0=4Then prove that cos0= 8/7
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1)Use the definitions sin0(theta) = y/r, cos0(theta) = x/r and/or tan0(theta) = y/x to prove thatcot0(theta) = 1/tan0(theta)
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1)Use the definitions sin0(theta) = y/r, cos0(theta) = x/r and/or tan0(theta) = y/x to prove thatcot0(theta) = 1/tan0(theta)
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if sin0 = 1/6 and π/2 < 0 < π, find cos0.cos0 = ?
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R =(cos0 -sin0)(sin0 -cos0) State the matrix R for 0=120 degrees NB 0 represents theta
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Simplify leaving your answer in terms of sin0(titha)1 /1-cos0(titha) + 1 /1+cos0(titha)?
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