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Help please? I'm getting really confused.
>>>csc^2A+sec^2A = sec^2A csc^2A >>>1+{(tan^2A)/(1+secA)] And the "1" is getting me
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1-tanx/1+tanx=1-sin2x/cos2x
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Hi! The question is really confusing to me. I can't sketch/visualize the problem. :(
From a given position an observer notes that
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Oh sorry I forgot to put in secA so it should be 1+{(tan^2A)/(1+secA)] = secA
lol im sorry. Thanks Steve! :)
Oh, I forgot, we were supposed to use the Sine Law. Sorry :3