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tanBeta/(1-cos^2Beta) (sin/cos)times (1/sin^2)=sin/(cossin^2) 1/cossin Is

tanBeta/(1-cos^2Beta)(sin/cos)times (1/sin^2)=sin/(cossin^2) 1/cossin Is this as far as I can reduce it?
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tan^2BeatacscBeta-tan^2 (simplify)(sin/cos)^2Beta times 1/sin-(sin/cos)^2 (sin^2/cos^2)-(sin^2/cos^2)=-sin/cos Is this correct?
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If alpha and beta are the zeroes of the polynomial f (x) = 5y square -7y + 1. Find another polynomial whose zeroes are 2 alpha /
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Let OP be any vector with direction angles theta, beta, and gama.Explain why cos^2theta + cos^2beta + cos^2gama = 1
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2cos^2Beta-Cosbeta=0 (find all solutions for the equation in the interval 0, 2 pi). I have no idea how to go about doing this.
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If alpha , beta , gama, delta are the roots of x^4+px^3+qx^2+rx+s=0 find valie of alpha^2beta^2
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How can the whole number 378 be expressed as a product of prime numbers with exponents?(1 point)Responses2⋅27⋅72 times 27
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Use the Associative Property to determine which expressions are equivalent.-3 times (4x times -2) times -6y = (-3 times 4x)
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Find a quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are (2Alpha + 1) and (2Beta+1) if Alpha and Beta are the zeroes of the polynomial
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If alpha amd beta are zeroes of polynomialx^2+8x-6 form the polynomial whose zeroes are 1 /2alpha and 1/2beta.
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