I have done a bazilion problems with only a few I can't seem to get. I am lost with this one. 2/(1+cos2t)=sec^2t
how many is a bazillion?
A few more than a zillion!
wow... that's a lot... :)
I know, Can you solve this problem?
is the problem to prove this as an identity: \(\large \frac{2}{1+cos(2t)}=sec^2t \) ???
Yes
ok... let's just work with the left side...
Thanks
Is this one stumping you too?
\( \large \frac{2}{1+cos(2t)} \) =\( \large \frac{2}{1+cos(2t)} \cdot \frac{1-cos2t}{1-cos2t}\) =\( \large \frac{2(1-cos2t)}{1-cos^2(2t)} \) =\( \large \frac{2(1-cos2t)}{sin^2(2t)} \) =\( \large \frac{2(1-cos2t)}{4sin^2tcos^2t} \) =\( \large \frac{1-cos2t}{2sin^2tcos^2t} \) =\( \large \frac{1-(cos^2t-sin^2t)}{2sin^2tcos^2t} \) =\( \large \frac{1-cos^2t+sin^2t}{2sin^2tcos^2t} \) =\( \large \frac{sin^2t+sin^2t}{2sin^2tcos^2t} \) =\( \large \frac{2sin^2t}{2sin^2tcos^2t} \) i think u may be able to do the rest from here?
Wow. Now I see why it was taking awhile! You're the best!
thanks...
This was a difficult problem, but I got it. Thanks again
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