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Please help me simplify: cos^2 [(π/2)-x] /cos x. It's supposed to become sin x tan x, but can someone explain how to do it using trig identities? Thank you!
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I think you have written the question incorrectly. sin x tan x = sin^2 x / cos x, which may help.
No, I didn't. Thanks for your help anyways.
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