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Simplify: 1 - (cos^2t/(1+sint))
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\[1-\frac{cos^2(t)}{1+sin(t)} = \frac{1+sin(t)}{1+sin(t)}-\frac{cos^2(t)}{1+sin(t)} = \frac{1+sin(t)+cos^2(t)}{1+sin(t)} \]
And \[cos^2(t)=1-sin^2(t)\] So: \[\frac{1+sin(t)+cos^2(t)}{1+sin(t)} = \frac{1+sin(t)+1-sin^2(t)}{1+sin(t)} = \frac{-sin^2(t)+sin(t)+2}{1+sin(t)} = -sin(t)+2 \]
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