Question

Secant X*The root of (radical sign)

1-(sin^2Y)*(Sin^2X)
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1+(cos^2Y)(tan^2X)

Answer 1

lol :P

Answer 2

Hello what seems to be the problem

Answer 3

this ^

Answer 4

This is a tuffy @bibby

Answer 5

yep

Answer 6

Sorry I cant really help you accurately so sorry hopefully the person that I tagged comes to help so sorry

Answer 7

use your identities brah

Answer 8

do wuy

Answer 9

wut

Answer 10

\(\huge \frac{1-(sin^2Y)*(Sin^2X)}{1+(cos^2Y)(tan^2X)}\)
\(sin^2y\)+\(cos^2y\)=1
1-\(sin^2y\)=\(cos^2y\)

Answer 11

is that the answer?

Answer 12

answer? there isnt' a question to begin with
just a fraction

Answer 13

wut u mean

Answer 14

you never really asked anything
just shared a fraction only

Answer 15

I mean... if I type say y = 25x +3

there's nothing to solve there... .unless is stated that.... some otehr condition needs to be met

Answer 16

rofl "is that the answer"

Answer 17

@KeepCalmcuzImaGodGirl :P

Answer 18

Oh, yeah I saw that haha @YungKhris

Answer 19

sed its only a fraction well the guy that asked mefor help gave me a fraction ig lol

Answer 20

haha lol super helpful right?

Answer 21

try asking @TheSmartOne

Answer 22

for help

Answer 23

idk lol

Answer 24

haha ok just saying

Answer 25

ha im proly just guna close it

Answer 26

ok, chose me for best response b/c i helped so much

Answer 27

haha

Answer 28

awe you didn;t have too ;)

Answer 29

yea lol

Answer 30

haha well thanks anyways

Answer 31

ok i closed it lol

Answer 32

Lol ok :D