Question

Can someone help me?
Simplify the trigonometric expression. (Give me a sec)

Answer 1

\[\frac{ 1 }{ 1+\sin \Theta }+\frac{ 1 }{ 1-\sin \Theta } \]

Answer 2

Would it be \[2\cos ^{2} \Theta\] ??

Answer 3

i think the answer would be 2/cos^2 theta

Answer 4

That isn't in ANY of my answer choices.

Answer 5

is 2sec^2 theta one of your answer choices?

Answer 6

There is NO fractions:)

Answer 7

Yes. So..I'm wrong?

Answer 8

so i think the answer is 2sec^2 x

Answer 9

Thanx:) I'll have to double check that though:) I'm not saying that you're wrong though. I just don't see why it's "sec" not "cos"

Answer 10

@ikram002p

Answer 11

um sec^2 x = 1/cos^2 x. its a standard trig identity :)