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simplify the expression: (secx+cosx)(secx-cosx) I know it goes to sec^2x-cos^2x but i'm supposed to get tan^2x+sin^2x can anyone help me?
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idk what to do >.<'
Sec^2[x]=1+Tan^2[x] and Cos^2[x]=1-Sin^2[x]. Plug those into Sec^2[x]-cos^2[x] to get (1+tan^2[x])-(1-sin^2[x]). This simplifies to Tan^2[x]+sin^2[x]
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yup ^^ thx
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